toll policy

Quelle: https://ec.europa.eu/transport/themes/international-relations/internal-market/toll-charging_en

Toll policy refers to the set of political, financial, and regulatory measures by a government or region for setting, collecting, and managing road user charges (tolls) for vehicles, including pricing, exemptions, cross-border rules, and the impact on traffic, infrastructure funding, and transport policy.

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