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Which vehicles are exempt from the environment sticker? 

The vehicles below are exempt from the environmental sticker:

  • Mopeds, mopeds, motorbikes, scooters and three-wheeled vehicles.
     
  • Agricultural tractors.
     
  • Mobile machinery and equipment.
     
  • Work traffic.
     
  • Vehicles used by emergency services.
     
  • Motor vehicles for the benefit of people with disabilities, where the vehicles must be registered as such. If you hold a European Disabled Parking Card, you are exempt from the environmental badge. This disabled parking card must be clearly visible behind your windscreen as soon as your vehicle is parked in a restricted zone. If you are checked for the presence of the environmental sticker within the Umwelt zone, the European Disabled Parking Card is your proof of your permanent exemption.
     
  • Oldtimers with historical registration plates registered as such in Germany (the vehicle must be at least 30 years old and bear the “H” badge or the red “07” badge) or oldtimers registered in other EU countries meeting corresponding conditions have a permanent exemption from the environmental sticker. Therefore, if your vintage car is registered in the Netherlands, has a date of first admission before 1 January 1978, and the vehicle has Dutch historical registration plates (the blue plates), you do not need an environment sticker. However, to enter an Umwelt zone, you still need a FIVA Identity Card. You can apply for this in the Netherlands at the FEHAC. Further information on this Identity Card can be found at: www.fehac.nl/fiva-id-cards. If you park your vintage car within the Umwelt zone, you must place a copy of your Dutch registration certificate or the said Identity Card clearly visible.