Roads with the Dutch truck charge

The network on the map

On the Tolmijden map the charged road network is a layer, switched on by default. This shows you exactly which roads count and which do not. For a calculated route you see how many kilometres run over the network.

Where does the network come from?

The charged road network is legally defined in the annex to the Dutch Truck Charge Act. The official map file is updated monthly. Tolmijden uses that file, linked to the Dutch national road database (Nationaal Wegenbestand).

Off the network

On roads outside the network you do not pay the charge. Even there, however, you need an on-board unit (toll box): if you go on the road without one, you can be fined, also on roads without a charge. See paying the Dutch truck charge.

Want to know whether a route with less motorway is cheaper? See avoid the Dutch truck charge.

Read also

• Avoid the Dutch truck charge smartly: Pay less Dutch truck charge with a route using less motorway? Tolmijden weighs the charge, extra driving time and fuel against each other and gives advice.
• Avoiding motorways with a truck in the Netherlands: Plan a truck route without or with less motorway, with the right height, weight and length. See straight away what it saves in charges, time and cost.
• Calculate the Dutch truck charge for your route: Calculate the Dutch truck charge for your route per road section, with the rate for your number plate: weight, CO2 class and Euro class from the RDW.