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Toll Tunnel Becomes Fine Machine: More than a Quarter of a Million Fines This Year, and in 2026, Fines Will Exceed Toll Revenue

Summary by De Telegraaf
There's no toll booth in sight. How are road users supposed to know that they have to pay a toll on the A24 route for the Blankenburg Tunnel? The stretch between Vlaardingen and Rozenburg is particularly notable for its beautiful green surroundings. One in five road users discovered through a payment reminder that apparently, an e-toll is being charged.

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Toll Tunnel Becomes Fine Machine: More than a Quarter of a Million Fines This Year, and in 2026, Fines Will Exceed Toll Revenue

There's no toll booth in sight. How are road users supposed to know that they have to pay a toll on the A24 route for the Blankenburg Tunnel? The stretch between Vlaardingen and Rozenburg is particularly notable for its beautiful green surroundings. One in five road users discovered through a payment reminder that apparently, an e-toll is being charged.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands
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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands on Saturday, December 6, 2025.
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