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Netherlands: New motorist group and truck toll exempts campers

03.06.2026 06:44 1 min 1 source РУС
Racing.nl NLD
Netherlands: New motorist group and truck toll exempts campers
Original source: Racing.nl

Starting July 1, 2026, the Netherlands will implement a new kilometer-based charge for heavy trucks over 3.5 tons, replacing the Eurovignette. Campers registered as passenger vehicles (category M1 or body code SA) are exempt regardless of weight. Owners of heavy campers, especially foreign ones, are advised to pre-register their vehicle as exempt via the official website to avoid erroneous fines due to data mismatches in automated systems.

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Netherlands introduces kilometer charge for trucks: campers exempt

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