Bricklog | Toll
Truck toll translated to euro's
Since July 1, 2026, the sector pays a fee per kilometer driven, but what does that mean for your rates, margins, and customers? Get insights now per customer, trip, and shipment.
12
months recalculated
Integrate
on your data platform
6-9%
expected cost increase
Daily
updated insight
Current
What does the toll mean for your margin?
You pay per kilometer driven, with a rate that increases as your vehicle is heavier and emits more: from €0.038 per km in the cleanest emission class to €0.201 in the heaviest diesel class. Those are significant differences. And how do you calculate this % for your customer when you transport multiple clients in 1 truck with various stops? Bricklog calculates this for you daily! Do you focus on customer and margin.
Historic calculation
Bricklog calculates back over the past 12 months and shows what the fee meant during that period: per customer, trip, and shipment.
Continuous insight
After the initial calculations, the fee lands in your standard reports in the data platform, updated daily.
Checks afterwards
When the invoices come in through the toll boxes, that data is linked to the platform: you compare the pre-estimated costs to what it actually cost.
Subsidized to get started
From data quality to toll impact
The subsidies from the Measuring & Improving program come from the Return Flow Scheme. Through this program, you can start with data quality and reporting and consequently with your toll fees!
Subsidized control over your fee
Through the Rebate Scheme by the Measure & Improve program, you can make use of the subsidy for data reports and analyses. This not only provides insight into your data quality, efficiency, and CO₂, but also a calculation of the truck toll. Make your impact on customers, trips, shipments, and margins immediately visible!
Impact per customer
per kilometer, direct in kaart gebracht.
Subsidy
to make your data insightful
Supported by the industry
In collaboration with
Topsector Logistiek LRQA Connekt Lean & Green Ministry of I&W
From practice
Calculations match the truth
"The cost increase does correspond with expectations, but the differences per customer are much greater than we had thought. Now we can have the conversation better, with facts instead of assumptions."
"The expected costs come 'awfully close' to the forecasted cost increase from the portal. "
"Thanks to this information, I have better conversations with my clients and can really steer based on data. The big advantage is that I no longer have to create these insights myself. All in all, valuable information and insights in a user-friendly application."
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