Dutch join Austria's lawsuit against German road toll planAMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The Dutch government said on Wednesday it is joining Austria s lawsuit against Germany at the European Court of Justice over plans for a road toll for foreign drivers. The toll would apply to foreign-registered cars using German highways at a cost of up to 130 euros ( 116.5) a year. German drivers will be able to recover the costs through tax deductions.  At the heart of the Dutch objection is that the German toll plan is in violation of European rules,  a statement said. The Dutch government  believes just as Austria does that the toll plans are discriminatory and violate the basic right to free movement.  The toll also will create an impediment to free trade, with 60-100 million euros in estimated annual costs for Dutch taxpayers, largely hurting people and businesses in the border region, the statement said. The German parliament approved the road toll in March, but it is unlikely to come into effect before 2019, the year a ruling by the court is expected. worldnews
dutch join austria lawsuit german road toll planamsterdam reuters the dutch government said wednesday joining austria lawsuit germany european court justice plans road toll foreign drivers the toll would apply cars using german highways cost euros year german drivers able recover costs tax deductions at heart dutch objection german toll plan violation european rules statement said the dutch government believes austria toll plans discriminatory violate basic right free movement the toll also create impediment free trade million euros estimated annual costs dutch taxpayers largely hurting people businesses border region statement said the german parliament approved road toll march unlikely come effect year ruling court expected worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Dutch join Austria's lawsuit against German road toll planAMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The Dutch government said on Wednesday it is joining Austria s lawsuit against Germany at the European Court of Justice over plans for a road toll for foreign drivers. The toll would apply to foreign-registered cars using German highways at a cost of up to 130 euros ( 116.5) a year. German drivers will be able to recover the costs through tax deductions.  At the heart of the Dutch objection is that the German toll plan is in violation of European rules,  a statement said. The Dutch government  believes just as Austria does that the toll plans are discriminatory and violate the basic right to free movement.  The toll also will create an impediment to free trade, with 60-100 million euros in estimated annual costs for Dutch taxpayers, largely hurting people and businesses in the border region, the statement said. The German parliament approved the road toll in March, but it is unlikely to come into effect before 2019, the year a ruling by the court is expected. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: dutch join austria lawsuit german road toll planamsterdam reuters the dutch government said wednesday joining austria lawsuit germany european court justice plans road toll foreign drivers the toll would apply cars using german highways cost euros year german drivers able recover costs tax deductions at heart dutch objection german toll plan violation european rules statement said the dutch government believes austria toll plans discriminatory violate basic right free movement the toll also create impediment free trade million euros estimated annual costs dutch taxpayers largely hurting people businesses border region statement said the german parliament approved road toll march unlikely come effect year ruling court expected worldnews