According to relevant media reports, German Transport Minister Andreas Schur recently told the German government and EU partners to abandon the plan to collect car tolls on highways across Europe.

    According to reports, the German government drafted a mandatory draft on the implementation of EU car tolls in July this year.

    According to the previous EU plan, the directive will impose tolls on trucks, vans and cars within 8 years. And Germany formally put forward this proposal during its presidency of the European Union, and the validity of this proposal will last until the end of this year.

    However, in response to the opposition’s parliamentary question recently, German Transport Minister Andreas Schur made it clear that during Germany’s rotating presidency, he would not seek “further expansion, and mandatory extension of the existing toll system to all vehicles. "Proposal", once again clarified that this plan of collecting tolls will be abandoned.

    It is reported that the plan to implement car tolls in Europe and the United States is mainly to strengthen environmental protection and reduce air pollution, and for the first time to collect truck tolls based on carbon dioxide emissions.