This is to raise funds to pay for road-maintenance !
Lots of articles in the Press and TV and FBook (I think)…
Costs somewhere between 90€ and 250€ per year… although there will be a special Visitor one for a short-term-use… (???)
TFI Info: "Il sera également possible d’acheter une vignette pour 24 heures, 10 jours, un ou deux mois. "
Another reason for not going to Belgium…
Now now… 
Just wonder how long before we get clobbered again. Always used to have to buy them from the boulangerie and you would see windscreens covered in them going back years. They stopped it because it cost more to collect but seeing governments are trying to screw the public for what they can these days, it won’t have gone unnoticed what Belgium are doing and of course, look at how big some of the cars on the roads are these days too
More stupidity, like Switzerland and Austria. Just have tolls, like in France. No need for plazas anymore, just inexpensive gantry tag recognition.
We’re meant to be improving ease of movement, not introducing more bleeding bureaucracy.
No panic Stella, Belgium already has annual road tax for cars registered there. They are just trying to screw the foreigners, which our toll system already does, and why not 
IMO there is no way any politician (apart from one with a death wish) will float bringing back the vignette, what a formula to piss of all of the people, all of the time (well, at least once a year).
You do realise that we’re talking about Belgium? I’m not sure there’s a Flemish or Walloon translation for “improving”.
Taxtaxtaxtax Western economies need to address the real issues of lack of productivity of people. The West is just eating its own flesh - taxing and over-bureaucrating small to medium businesses out of existence. And then there’s the question of who, from where, they let own the big businesses on which we depend currently allowing massive tax leakage.
Naughty 
Back in the very early 90s I was attending a two week exec education session in a very wonderful, comfortable but monastic like facility we had in La Hulpe. Albeit with a private bus into Brussels centre and home again every evening. We were spolit
To kick off week two we had to give a little presentation on our own country. The plonker from Belgium decided he’d showcase how the Flemish and Walloon factions got on so well. Fair enough, until he contrasted that to Northern Ireland, an obvious dig at me. He learnt a hard public lesson that day on how NI is part of the UK, not Ireland 
We pay to use the French toll motorway system so what’s the problem?
Should you decide to drive on the Belgian motorways , to travel distances speedily , then I accept having to pay a charge .
Remember, in the UK there is an annual charge per car, vat and excise duty on fuel, but the roads are still a Third World pot hole heaven.
Isn’t the difference that the Belgians are charging whether you use the autoroutes or not. You don’t pay in France if you don’t use them. Or have I misunderstood the Belgian law?
The vignette will allow transit on Belgian roads.
Belgium is a country that you transit to other EU member countries , so apart from going to Spa race track - it’s only logical to transit Belgium as quickly as as possible.
Motorways allow that fast transit !!
Unless you want to spend a week eating moules and frites every evening in some lovely outdoor restaurant. 
Which is what I did with a friend.
That’s why you enjoy spectating at the magnificent Spa race track whilst staying in hotel nearby.
Otherwise it’s pedal to the metal on onwards
Jesus, if my Belgian/Irish SIL read that 
For him the UK is only a country (and a half - Wales) that you transit through on the way to Ireland Next you’ll be saying it’s just a fabricated buffer to avoid Franco-German wars.
The issue is that French tolls are pay as you go, very fair. The Swiss, Austrian and now Belgian systems are just a tax on foreigners.
(BTW, on a more serious note, if you believe that of Belgium you are really missing out 
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My Belgian wife loves it when I describe it as a country created from offcuts.
Just a sign of your excellent relationship