We track trusted official and media sources on Belgium's planned vignette. Each article summarises the original reporting and adds our independent view — with a direct link to the source.
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Published: July 16, 2026Source: RTL Today
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.
Published: July 12, 2026Source: HLN
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.
Published: July 11, 2026Source: RTL Today
From 1 May 2027, drivers on Belgian motorways must buy an annual vignette costing €90–€125, with major implications for non-Belgian motorists.
Published: July 10, 2026Source: AutoNext
Belgium plans a mandatory road vignette from 1 May 2027 on motorways and regional roads. Belgian drivers will have to pay too — on top of their annual road tax.
Published: July 10, 2026Source: Luxembourg Times
Belgium plans a paid motorway vignette from 1 May 2027. Both Belgian and foreign licence plates will need to pay — with rates varying by duration and CO₂ emissions.
Published: July 10, 2026Source: Belga
Flemish minister Ben Weyts and Walloon minister François Desquesnes confirmed at a press conference on Friday that the digital toll vignette applies to passenger cars only.
