v UNECE WP – HGV Toll system in Germany Statistical data source: Federal Office for Goods Transport (BAG) / Toll Collect Data are available under: Navigation/Verkehrsaufgaben/Statistik/ Mautstatistik/mautstatistik_node.html

v UNECE WP – What is the HGV toll? The HGV toll is a charge levied on Heavy Goods Vehicles using Germany's federal motorways (road user charge). The amount of toll to be paid by the road user depends on the number of kilometres actually driven on the motorway (distance-based charge). Tolls are charged for a specific vehicle with a specific number plate.

v UNECE WP – What vehicles are subject to the HGV toll? All vehicles or vehicle combinations exclusively intended for road haulage whose maximum permissible weight - including trailer - is 12 tonnes or more are subject to the road toll. In terms of the toll, no distinction is made between vehicles that carry goods and those who do not carry any, vehicles that are used for commercial purposes and those that are used for own-account transport operations vehicles that are subject to motor vehicle tax and those that are not. The decisive factor is whether the type of vehicle using a motorway is, by virtue of its typical and exclusive purpose, suitable and intended for regular and permanent use in road haulage.

v UNECE WP – What vehicles are not subject to the HGV toll? The following vehicles are not subject to the HGV toll: buses and coaches, vehicles belonging to the armed forces, the police authorities, civil defence and emergency response organisations, the fire brigade and other emergency services, plus Federal Government vehicles, vehicles used exclusively for road maintenance purposes, including road cleaning and winter maintenance, vehicles which are used exclusively for the transport of circus and funfair equipment, vehicles which are used by non-profit or charitable organisations to transport humanitarian relief supplies to alleviate an emergency situation.

v UNECE WP – How is the HGV toll levied? The HGV toll is levied Automatically via an on-board unit (shortened to OBU) or via a booking on the Internet or via a booking at a point of payment terminal. (More than 3,500 terminals are available in Germany and abroad. They are located in the vicinity of motorway entry and exit roads, at truck stops and at service and filling stations)

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