Luxembourg Mobility Minister Yuriko Backes told RTL she is displeased with Belgium’s plans for a digital vignette from May 2027 and fears negative effects on cross-border traffic.
From foreign drivers paying their share to classic car exemptions and EV pricing — Flemish Minister of Finance Ben Weyts addresses the most common questions about the controversial new road vignette.
No. According to plans, it's a digital vignette tied to your licence plate. No sticker on your windshield.
Does this apply to foreign cars?+
Yes. EU rules require equal treatment. Belgian and foreign drivers must both pay.
Do motorcyclists pay?+
No. Motorcycles are explicitly exempt per announcements by ministers Weyts (Flanders) and Desquesnes (Wallonia).
When can I buy?+
According to current plans, online sales are expected from 1 March 2027. The vignette would become mandatory from 1 May 2027. Final conditions may still change.
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