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Directive 1999/62/EC on the charging of heavy goods vehicles,commonly referred to as the “Eurovignette Directive”. The European Federation for Transport and Environment (T&E) is disappointed with the proposal as it falls short of already agreed EU objectives and principles.1 After a long stand-still in the revision process of the Eurovignette Directive, discussions have picked up again in the European Council since June 2020. iMONITRAF! together with CIPRA International call on decision makers at EU-level and especially the German Presidency to finally come to a conclusion on this important dossier and to provide the necessary framework for the Alpine regions to implement ambitious road pricing approaches. Eurovignette Directive Revision Posted at 11:29h in News and Press Releases , Press by UETR 0 Comments 15 October 2010 – UETR disillusioned by the EU compromise on the revision of the Eurovignette Directive "Eurovignette" directive adopted The Council today 1 approved the European Parliament's amendments to a draft directive on road use charges for heavy goods vehicles ("Eurovignette"). The amendments voted by the Parliament on 7 June 2011 reflect the compromise reached in the negotiations between the two institutions at second reading. Fiscalité des poids lourds: directive Eurovignette.

An international agreement, based on Article 8 of the Eurovignette Directive, signed in 1994 by Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands established a common system of vignettes within the Eurovignette The Eurovignette is stored electronically and there is no need to carry further paper documents with you. The Eurovignette is a road user charge. Heavy goods vehicles with a gross vehicle weight of minimum 12 tons have to buy the Eurovignette to use motorways and toll highways in the Eurovignette countries (Denmark, Luxemburg, the Netherlands and Sweden) . “Eurovignette”directive.1 The European Federation for Transport and Environment (T&E) has years of expertise in the field of charges, having published the pioneering study “Getting the Prices Right” back in 1993.

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Fiscalité des poids lourds: directive Eurovignette. La plupart des pays de l’UE perçoivent des droits d’usage auprès des transporteurs routiers pour l’utilisation de leur infrastructure de transport, notamment les routes.

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Most EU countries charge hauliers for using their transport infrastructure, notably roads. The EU has introduced the Eurovignette with the aim of recovering construction, maintenance, repair and environmental costs, ensuring fair competition and preventing discrimination. ACT The 'Eurovignette' Directive was first amended in 2006 (Directive 2006/38/EC) to include vehicles with a maximum permissible laden weight over 3.5 tonnes within its scope (although allowing for a possibility of exempting vehicles between 3.5 and 12 tonnes), and to allow greater possibilities to Revision of the Eurovignette Directive.

T&E believes the proposal to revise the Eurovignette has flaws which could prevent it doing the job it is supposed to.
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EU regulations give Member States the opportunity to exempt emission-free vehicles from charges for a limited period of time, but, as the EC notes, LNG and CNG trucks are not zero-emissions vehicles. 2020-02-13 A legislation tracker following developments to two European Commission proposals to revise Directive 1999/62/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council on the charging of heavy goods vehicles for the use of certain infrastructures (1999 Eurovignette Directive) in chronological order. On 2 December 2019, EU Member States failed to reach a general approach on the proposal to revise EU road charging rules (Eurovignette directive). FIA Region I understands this result as the Eurovignette revision proposal has serious shortcomings: by including passenger cars in the scope of the Directive, the proposal fails to respect the principle […] Eurovignette Directive relating to road user charges for heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) (2).

Catalonia appears to be, as an autonomous community, an interesting area to study the application of all opportunities presented by the Eurovignette Directive.
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Directive 1999/62/EC1 provides the legal framework for charging heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) for the use of certain roads. The Directive aims to eliminate distortions of competition between transport undertakings by a step-wise harmonisation of vehicle taxes and establishment of fair mechanisms for infrastructure charging. After a long stand-still in the revision process of the Eurovignette Directive, discussions have picked up again in the European Council since June 2020.

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together with CIPRA International call on decision makers at EU-level and especially the German Presidency to finally come to a conclusion on this important dossier and to provide the necessary framework for the Alpine regions to implement ambitious road pricing approaches. "Eurovignette" directive adopted The Council today 1 approved the European Parliament's amendments to a draft directive on road use charges for heavy goods vehicles ("Eurovignette"). The amendments voted by the Parliament on 7 June 2011 reflect the compromise reached in the negotiations between the two institutions at second reading. The "Eurovignette" Directive on charging heavy goods vehicles for the use of infrastructure was originally adopted in 1999.