Law changes for 2018 so far: Traffic and public transit

By Zack Newmark on December 23, 2017 - 08:00
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Tram stop at Den Haag Hollands Spoor train station in The Hague. March 3, 2015Hermann LuykenWikimedia CommonsCC-0

With the new year starting, the Dutch government is implementing a number of new laws and changing some existing ones. Below is an explanation of changes to the law applying to traffic and public transportation.

Road tax on motor vehicles will rise by 0.8 percent across the board in 2018.

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