Just before the end of 2017, Eurotoll and Total have been accepted by the regional governments and by Sofico as service providers in Belgium.
Just before the end of 2017, Eurotoll and Total have been accepted by the regional governments and by Sofico as service providers in Belgium.
As of 1st January 2018, the Kilometre Charge in Belgium will be adapted in four different fields. The regional governments in Belgium have decided to adapt the tariffs per kilometre in the three regions. Flanders and Wallonia will expand their network of paying toll roads. The three regional governments have added an additional category of trucks that will need to comply with the Kilometre Charge. Finally, they will also change the fines system.
As of January 1st 2018, semi-trailer towing vehicles of category N1 with body code BC fall under the Kilometer Charge.
As of January 1st 2018 semi-trailer towing vehicles of under or equal to 3.5 tons GVW with a body code BC will be subject to Kilometer Charge in Belgium.
The regional governments of Belgium have made some adjustments in the Kilometer Charge for HGVs of +3,5 tons.
As stipulated in the Cooperation Agreement between the three Regions and the decrees and ordinance on the kilometer charging,
VIAPASS has released its first annual report. The annual report covers the period from July 17, 2014 until December 31, 2015.
On April 1st 2016, the Kilometer Charge for heavy goods vehicles (HGV) of over 3.5 tonnes will enter into force in the three Belgian Regions.
Viapass has accredited the French provider Axxès as service provider for the Kilometer Charge in Belgium, which enters into force on April 1.
On April 1st 2016, the Kilometer Charge for heavy goods vehicles (HGV) of over 3.5 tonnes will enter into force in the three Belgian Regions.
In order to avoid bottle-necks at the points of sales of AGES on the Belgian territory during the transition to the Kilometer Charge on April 1 2016, all parties concerned have agreed to allow previous purchase of e-vignettes, valid from April 1st 2016.
On April 1st 2016 the Kilometre Charging System for heavy goods vehicles of more than 3,5 tonnes in the Flemish, Walloon and Brussels regions comes into effect. All these heavy goods vehicles must have a functioning On Board Unit.
The VIAPASS project, the Road Pricing system for HGV’s +3,5T on the territory of the 3 Regions in Belgium is planned to be effective on 01/04/2016.
With the publication of the decree and ordonnance in the official Gazette the kilometer charge has been officially introduced in Flanders, Wallonia and Brussels.
July 17 marks a festive time for everyone involved in Viapass. The organization celebrated that day its first birthday.
On January 31, 2014 the Flemish government has approved the Cooperation Agreement between the three Regions of Belgium (the Flemish Region, the Wallonian Region and the Brussels Capital Region) concerning the introduction of a kilometer charge.
The Regions of Belgium have selected five consortia to compete for the contract for designing, building, financing, maintaining and operating the Viapass toll system for Heavy Goods Vehicles. The selection was made after a competitive public tender procedure.