Betekenis van:
toll road

toll road
Zelfstandig naamwoord
  • weg waarvoor men tol moet betalen
  • an expressway on which tolls are collected

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Voorbeeldzinnen

  1. We must pay a toll to drive on this road.
  2. road toll systems for which no electronic means of toll collection exists;
  3. of 29 April 2004 on the interoperability of electronic road toll systems in the Community
  4. The practical difficulties [33] of the toll system create a disadvantage for non-German road hauliers.
  5. on the interoperability of electronic road toll systems in the Community
  6. electronic road toll systems which do not need the installation of on-board equipment;
  7. The toll respects Article 7(4) of Directive 1999/62/EC since the toll does not discriminate against any road haulier on the grounds of nationality.
  8. a memorandum of understanding between road toll operators, enabling the European electronic toll service to be implemented, including conflict resolution procedures.
  9. This Directive lays down the conditions necessary to ensure the interoperability of electronic road toll systems in the Community.
  10. This relates in particular to cases in which the road toll operators and the customer come from different countries;
  11. A European electronic toll service shall be set up which encompasses all the road networks in the Community on which tolls or road-usage fees are collected electronically.
  12. The objective of the measure is to fix the toll rate per kilometre by taking into account appropriately other traffic-specific payments made by road hauliers liable for the toll within the territory of the German law.
  13. ‘toll domain’ means an area of EU territory, a part of the European road network or a structure such as a tunnel, a bridge or a ferry where toll is collected;
  14. Electronic toll systems contribute significantly to reducing the risk of accidents, thus increasing road safety, to reducing the number of cash transactions and to reducing congestion at toll plazas, especially on busy days.
  15. In addition, the toll does not favour German road hauliers since it cannot be shown that German road hauliers for international transport are better off using of mixed fleet of vehicles of below and above 12 tonnes in comparison to non-German road hauliers allowing them to partially compensate the toll burden within the fleet of one company.