Dutch truck charge by number plate

What Tolmijden takes from the RDW

• Vehicle category: the charge applies to N2 and N3.
• CO2 emission class: the field "CO2 emissieklasse" in the RDW open data.
• Euro class: the exhaust emission level, for example Euro VI C.
• Weight: the technically permissible maximum mass and the maximum mass of the combination.

If a value is missing

Not every number plate has a CO2 emission class. In a sample of 600 trucks, about one in six had none, mainly tippers, refuse trucks, hook-lift trucks and cranes. Class 1, the most expensive, then applies. That is what the law says, and the RDW says the same. If the Euro class is missing, Euro 0 applies; if the weight is missing, the class of 32,000 kg and over.

If the CO2 class is wrong, check with the RDW how to have it corrected. See CO2 emission class.

Then the route

With the number plate entered, you plan the route. Tolmijden calculates the Dutch truck charge per road section and takes the height, weight and length of the truck into account. See calculate the Dutch truck charge.

Read also

• The CO2 emission class of your truck: The CO2 emission class (1 to 5) largely determines your Dutch truck charge. What the classes mean, where to find yours and what if it is missing.
• Euro class and the Dutch truck charge: For the Dutch truck charge the Euro class only counts in CO2 emission class 1. The difference between Euro 0 and Euro 6 per km, with all amounts.
• Maximum mass of the combination: For the Dutch truck charge the maximum mass of the combination counts, not the weight of the load. How to find it with F.1, F.3 and the manufacturer's plate.