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- 2.Diesel, wages and truck tolls: Panteia maps out cost increases for 2027(transport-online.nl)ZOETERMEER – Transport companies will face further cost increases in 2027. For domestic road transport, costs are expected to rise by 2.9% to 4.6%, excluding developments in fuel costs and the truck toll. For cross-border road transport, the increase amounts to...
- 3.Vehicle taxes, truck toll and aviation tax change in 2027(nextens.nl)Overview of the tax changes concerning mobility in 2027, including motor vehicle tax, truck toll and aviation tax.
- 4.Transport companies may receive compensation if they have to detour via roads subject to truck tolls(ttm.nl)Transport companies disproportionately affected by mandatory detours can apply for compensation for adverse effects. The minister writes...
- 5.Truck toll must also be paid on diversion routes(logistiek.nl)Carriers who have to drive extra kilometres because of closed bridges or other road closures will continue to pay truck tolls for those kilometres.
- 6.Transport operators must also pay truck toll for mandatory detours around closed bridges; exemption not possible(transport-online.nl)THE HAGUE – Truck drivers and transport companies must also pay truck toll on extra kilometres caused by mandatory detours around closed or restricted bridges. The Truck Toll Act does not provide an option to temporarily exempt such routes from the
- 7.Additional subsidy for charging stations and batteries at companies funded by truck-toll proceeds(transport-online.nl)THE HAGUE – The cabinet has increased the subsidy budget for private charging infrastructure at companies by €35 million. The additional money will be paid from truck-toll proceeds and is intended for installing charging facilities and investing in stationary batteries.
- 8.New Danish truck toll penalty rules: most fines still remain 9,000 kroner(transport-online.nl)COPENHAGEN – The new penalty rules for the Danish truck toll have been in force since 26 June 2026, but almost all fines seen so far by industry association International Transport Danmark (ITD) still amount to 9,000 Danish kroner (approximately €1,200). That was also the fixed b