A new toll sticker required to drive on Belgium’s highways?

The Concept of a Toll Sticker on Belgian Highways

A toll sticker on Belgian highways in Flanders, Wallonia, and Brussels would function as an access fee required to drive on certain routes, with enforcement facilitated by the license plate. The purpose of this sticker is to have foreign drivers contribute to the maintenance of the national highway network.

How much will this vignette cost?

The amount of this fee is expected to vary based on two criteria: the vehicle’s pollution level and its age. The fee will range from €90 to €125 per year. Specifically, electric vehicles are expected to pay €90; models certified under Euro 4 and 6 standards will be subject to a €100 fee; and vehicles registered before 2005 (for gasoline-powered vehicles) and before 2010 (for diesel vehicles) will pay €125.

Vehicle Categories Potentially Affected

The vehicle categories potentially subject to this toll are cars, RVs, light commercial vehicles, and certain heavy-duty trucks. This segmentation approach would allow for more equitable enforcement while maintaining smooth traffic flow for both regular and occasional drivers.

Possible Exemptions

Not all vehicles would be subject to this fee. Motorcycles, trucks weighing more than 3.5 metric tons, buses, farm tractors, as well as emergency, defense, and police vehicles would be exempt. 

Verification of License Plates and Passages

Verification of license plates and passages will be carried out by gantries equipped with cameras and sensors, as well as by mobile teams. 

Fines for Non-Payment

If a vehicle is found without a vignette, fines ranging from €70 to €210—depending on the number of violations detected—will be imposed. To avoid these fines, the vignette can be purchased online or at certain gas stations, with a choice of validity periods: 24 hours, 10 days, 1 month, 2 months, or 1 year.

Useful Solutions for Cross-Border Trips

For cross-border trips, the Fulli electronic toll tag simplifies highway travel in France, Spain, Portugal, and—depending on the plan you choose—Italy, with automatic payment and dedicated lanes that eliminate waiting at toll booths. In addition, the Fulli electric vehicle charging card provides access to more than 525,000 charging stations across Europe and allows you to charge your vehicle without paying any commission on the energy, a practical advantage for stress-free travel in an electric vehicle. With the Duo Plus plan, these two services are combined into a single solution to make driving, charging, and tracking your expenses easier—before, during, and after your trip.

The electronic toll tag for smoother highway travel

The electronic tolltag lets you pass through toll booths more quickly thanks to automatic vehicle detection, eliminating the need to search for change or wait in long lines at the barriers. On dedicated lanes, travel becomes smoother and more comfortable, with significant time savings on both regular commutes and vacation trips. 

The electric vehicle charging card for hassle-free travel

The Fulli electric vehicle charging card simplifies travel in an electric vehicle by providing access to more than 525,000 charging stations across Europe and allowing you to pay for charging without any additional fees, so you can charge with peace of mind both in France and abroad. Using the app or the customer portal, you can easily locate charging stations, check their availability, track your usage, and manage your bills. With its user-friendly interface and deferred payment option, this solution helps you better manage your budget while maintaining the freedom to travel wherever you want.