Belgium to implement road tax for transit drivers
Belgium's three regional governments have announced plans to introduce a new road tax next year that will apply to motorists transiting through the country.
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According to The Local, authorities in Belgium’s three regions confirmed on Friday that a new road tax is set to be introduced in 2026. This fiscal measure will apply to all foreign drivers travelling through the country, not merely those residing within its borders. While officials have outlined the broad intention to implement the levy, specific details regarding the pricing structure or the exact date of commencement have not yet been provided. The move signifies a coordinated approach across the nation’s regions to regulate transit traffic through the imposition of new road charges.
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