Emissions category

[stuart bear]

We are planning to drive to Croatia in our Sprinter Motorhome and have to drive through Slovenia - I need to know what E category a 2007 318cdi Sprinter will fall into for the toll roads - no info on reg document or dvla web site - my garage that services the van doesn’t know either

 

[js190d]

Hi, if the E relates to Euro emissions then a 2007 cdi sprinter would be euro 4 i would have thought.

https://www.rac.co.uk/drive/advice/emissions/euro-emissions-standards/

 

[sonic]

We are planning to drive to Croatia in our Sprinter Motorhome and have to drive through Slovenia - I need to know what E category a 2007 318cdi Sprinter will fall into for the toll roads - no info on reg document or dvla web site - my garage that services the van doesn’t know either

I drove to Split last summer, no one or country was interested in emissions.

 

[stuart bear]

I drove to Split last summer, no one or country was interested in emissions.

So how did you get across Slovenia

 

[Srdl]

Looks like only vehicles over 3.5 tonnes are charged by EU category in Slovenia, below that it’s a simple Vignette based system - or have I misunderstood?
https://www.tolltickets.com/en/country/slowenien/

 

[sonic]

So how did you get across Slovenia

All I paid was the road tolls. Buy in advance for Austria & Sloviena. Pay on the road in Croatia.
Might be different with your motor home, I know there are all sorts of rules over 3500Kgs.

 

[Rappey69]

Motorhome chassis/cabs are built by a manufacturer then possibly another coach company fits them out so there are no manufacturers emissions data as the vehicle can change substantially from the factory, so under 3.5t they have a set taxable rate.
Great for motorhome owners but a wholly unfair system as you can be driving some fiat with an ancient large auto diesel yet pay less road tax than someone with a much cleaner engine.

 

[sonic]

Motorhome chassis/cabs are built by a manufacturer then possibly another coach company fits them out so there are no manufacturers emissions data as the vehicle can change substantially from the factory, so under 3.5t they have a set taxable rate.
Great for motorhome owners but a wholly unfair system as you can be driving some fiat with an ancient large auto diesel yet pay less road tax than someone with a much cleaner engine.

A bit like motorcycles £88 a year over 600cc. Yet some cars pay much less, even nothing.
Are you on a Motorhome forum, I would expect more advice from them?