If you have driven for more than 60 days to the same destination and have therefore been taxed for your driving, you can only have your taxation reset when you have driven for 60 consecutive days to addresses other than the address at which you reached taxation.
Note! It does not reset when a calendar year changes, as it is over a rolling 12-month period.
Example of taxed driving
In the example below, taxation d has been reached. 31.08.2023 and therefore 60 consecutive days must be driven to other destinations in order to complete taxation.
In February, the run to this destination stopped and new counts began at other destinations. Together, the blue counts amount to 42 days where there has been driving to other destinations.
However, in July, the taxed destination will be driven to again and the count to other destinations will therefore be reset to zero again and therefore the taxation will be extended.
If you want to know more about the 60 day rule, you can read more here. 60-day rule overview