Living in Rotterdam but working in Vlissingen

Hi Scaglar and welcome to the Forum.

Assuming normal rush-hour traffic, that's at least a 2-hour drive each way.  The roads, in general, are very good; that said, Dutch traffic during the rush hour is horrific in most places; it's not something I would even consider.  Public transport would be about the same travelling time.

You should be aware that while the car and fuel limitations may be unlimited for the Company, there are tax issues for you to consider around how much a company may pay an employee in subsidising anything in the workplace that is not required in order to do your job; these are known as The Work Expenses Scheme (werkkostenregeling or WKR).  So, you're an engineer, your tools would not fall into this category, but a company car and subsidised travel will.  This is simply set at 1.2% of your gross salary.  So the overall cost of the car and it's running costs, once you hit the 1.2% limit (assuming a salary of 40,000, that's 480 euro), it will count as salary and you will pay taxes on everything above it.

Just to add, I just checked, if you supply your own car for business travel (home to work is not business travel), you can receive up to 0.19 e/cent p/km tax-free.

Hope this helps.