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Country-specific surcharges please refer to the supplementary sheet
In 2019, 30’230 hours of congestion were recorded on the national road network. Compared to 2018 (27’406 congestion hours), thisrepresents an increase of +10.3%.
In order to smooth the congestion surcharge, the average congestion hours of 2 years will be used.
Congestion surcharge national = 3.2%Congestion surcharge international = 1.6%
Congestion table 2021
For details please refer to the supplementary sheet
DB SchenkerSchenker Switzerland Ltd.Hans-Peter Trachsler Head of Land Transport SwitzerlandRautistrasse 778021 Zurich Schweiz
Telefon: +41 585 895 600
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