Brobizz collects GPS data for one day at a time per box or app, and this data is sent to S&B Kilometer Tolling. Based on this data, S&B Kilometer Tolling calculates the total price for road toll per day. They send this information back to Brobizz, after which we invoice you.
One day's driving is charged via one transaction line per box or per app. You can see the transaction line on your invoice or in your usage in the self-service portal.
Sometimes, you may receive a small additional charge for a route you have already been charged for. This can happen if the GPS signal is lost briefly while you are driving. In such a case, toll charges will reconcile the route between points where the GPS signal was lost.
The missing part of the route is calculated, and an additional charge is issued by Toll Charges. Therefore, you may experience two charges for the same Toll Box or Toll App on the same day.
You can download a consumption overview in Excel via the self-service. You just need to click on the downward arrow in the right corner under the green button 'Filter'.
See the image below.
If you want to see the route for which you have been billed, you can click on a link in the self-service that links to a map at the Road Directorate, where you can see each individual route that forms the basis for your charges. The map is valid for 12 months from the date of travel.
No VAT is charged for road tolls.
The total price of S&B Kilometer Tolling consists of the following four categories:
Together, these four categories make up the total S&B Kilometer Tolling price.
You will receive a CSV file together with an invoice or a charge made via payment card, where you can see what each part of the price covers.
The fields in the CSV file show the price per category, which together make up the total S&B Kilometer Tolling price.