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Sweden to introduce CO₂-based road toll system

Summary by Euro Weekly News
Sweden is set to overhaul its road toll system from March 25, introducing charges based on CO₂ emissions alongside the existing Euro emission classifications. The move aligns with EU environmental policies and aims to encourage investment in low-emission trucks. Sweden’s updated toll system, part of the Eurovignette reform, applies to heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) weighing over 12 tonnes. Source

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Sweden to introduce CO₂-based road toll system

Sweden is set to overhaul its road toll system from March 25, introducing charges based on CO₂ emissions alongside the existing Euro emission classifications. The move aligns with EU environmental policies and aims to encourage investment in low-emission trucks. Sweden’s updated toll system, part of the Eurovignette reform, applies to heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) weighing over 12 tonnes. Source

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New CO2-based road toll system to be implemented in Sweden

A new CO2-based road toll system will be implemented in Sweden, which will introduce additional charges based on a vehicle’s CO2 emissions on top of existing Euro emission classifications. These new changes to the Eurovignette agreement will apply to heavy goods vehicles over 12 tonnes. Applicable vehicles are divided into five classes, with vehicles with lower CO2 emissions gaining more of an advantage. Trailer.se has stated that these new rate…

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EU tables new rules to measure CO2 emissions from trucks « Carbon Pulse

The European Commission put forward new draft rules on Monday introducing a common method to compare the CO2 performance and fuel consumption of heavy-duty trucks placed on the EU market, including those running purely on electricity or hydrogen.

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icenews.is broke the news in Iceland on Tuesday, February 25, 2025.
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