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	RSS-Feed Recommend Print Sitemap Navigation path Emons Forwarding & Logistics News Higher toll for trucks as from 1 September 2007 News Higher toll for trucks as from 1 September 2007 23.08.2007 – With effect from 1 September 2007, the German government is increasing the toll rates charged for German motorways. The average toll will increase 1.1 cent per kilometre to 13.5 cents per kilometre. Depending on the pollutant class and number of axles, this will result in a toll of up to 15.5 cent per kilometre driven on long-distance toll roads. Since 1 January 2005, trucks with a permissible total weight of more than 12,000 kg must pay toll in order to use the German motorways. The law on which this toll is based – the Motorway Toll Act for Heavy Goods Vehicles (ABMG) – has been in force since 12 April 2002. When the toll was introduced, it averaged 12.4 cents per kilometre. New tolls per pollutant class and number of axles: Source: Federal Haulage and Logistics Association (Bundesverband Spedition und Logistik – BSL) About Emons Ever since the company was set up in 1928, the name Emons has stood for dependable and flexible transport and logistics services. As a medium-sized and group-independent family-run company with more than 40 branch establishments in Germany, Belarus, Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Italy, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Russia, Switzerland and Ukraine, Emons is one of the established firms in the sector. Press contact Ali Aktug - Marketing & PR - Emons Spedition GmbH Poll-Vingster Strasse 107a 51105 Cologne Germany E-Mail ali.aktug@emons.de Related Pages Austria: Motorway toll increases for trucks Price increase at Emons accompanied by quality increase Emons Spedition Stuttgart opens logistics depot Emons Spedition offers a region-wide service, even into the Czech Republic To Poland in 48 hours – thanks to Emons back \| top
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Higher toll for trucks as from 1 September 2007

23.08.2007 – With effect from 1 September 2007, the German government is increasing the toll rates charged for German motorways. The average toll will increase 1.1 cent per kilometre to 13.5 cents per kilometre. Depending on the pollutant class and number of axles, this will result in a toll of up to 15.5 cent per kilometre driven on long-distance toll roads.

Since 1 January 2005, trucks with a permissible total weight of more than 12,000 kg must pay toll in order to use the German motorways. The law on which this toll is based – the Motorway Toll Act for Heavy Goods Vehicles (ABMG) – has been in force since 12 April 2002. When the toll was introduced, it averaged 12.4 cents per kilometre.

New tolls per pollutant class and number of axles:

Source: Federal Haulage and Logistics Association (Bundesverband Spedition und Logistik – BSL)

About Emons

Ever since the company was set up in 1928, the name Emons has stood for dependable and flexible transport and logistics services. As a medium-sized and group-independent family-run company with more than 40 branch establishments in Germany, Belarus, Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Italy, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Russia, Switzerland and Ukraine, Emons is one of the established firms in the sector.