How do I pay my Sydney toll without ETAG?

If your travel was more than 72 hours ago, you can still pay for your travel before a toll notice is issued by going online or by calling 13 18 65. This payment may be made by transferring to an existing account or by credit/debit card.

What is an Etoll pass?

Our eMU Pass is a casual travel Pass that allows you to pay for travel on NSW toll roads for up to 30 days. If you want to use your vehicle interstate, you can set up a Tag/Tagless account with us or apply for a temporary pass arrangement in the state where you plan to travel.

How does Sydney Pass work?

Whether you’re visiting for work or play, a Sydney Pass is all you need. You’ll be good to go for up to 30 days on any Sydney toll road, with just your credit card, licence plate number and travel dates. Sort your trip today. Your card will be debited after every $10 worth of travel.

How does an eMU pass work?

The eMU Casual Pass will allow you to travel on NSW toll roads for up to 30 days. As you drive through the toll collection point, your vehicle’s Licence Plate Number will be photographed, matched to your eMU Casual Pass and then charged to your nominated credit card or Visa/MasterCard debit card.

How do I pay one toll in Sydney?

Pay for Sydney tolls

1. Pay your toll notice online. To pay your toll notice with a credit/debit card or transfer it to your existing account, just look at the top of your toll notice to find your toll notice number.
2. Save on fees. Open an account and use it to pay up to 10 outstanding toll notices.
3. Avoid future toll notices.

Is Linkt the same as ETAG?

E-way customers have now been transitioned across to Transurban’s retail brand, Linkt, rather than Transurban managing two separate retailers.

How much is E-toll tag?

1) eTags are free

When you register for an eTag, you pay R50. But that amount is credited to your account, and used as prepaid funds for the toll roads. Essentially, then, the R50 you paid to get an eTag are just toll fees, making the device free.

How do I pay a toll without a tag NSW?

A pass is a temporary payment arrangement – usually the best option if you don’t often use toll roads. If you don’t already have a tag attached to your vehicle, you can set up a temporary electronic pass before you use the toll road – or up to 3 days afterwards.

What’s the difference between e-toll and Linkt?

The technology had different names depending on the issuer, such as Breeze (Eastlink Melbourne), Linkt (Transurban, includes former names E-way and go via), and E-toll (Transport for NSW). However, these are all interchangeable across Australia and no surcharges apply for use on other operators’ toll roads.

What happens if you don’t pay tolls NSW?

If you don’t pay your toll notice by the due date, you will be issued a final toll notice. This will include an additional administration fee, usually $20.

How much is an ETAG NSW?

Open an e-tag account with Service NSW. No registration fee. The minimum opening credit is $25. E-Toll Tagless – Register online for $1.50 or at Services for $3.30.

Where can I buy an ETAG?

Q: Where and when can I get an e-tag? Answer: E-tags are available from dedicated e-toll Customer Care Outlets at shopping malls, e-toll service centres along the Gauteng freeway and from selected Checkers, Pick ‘n Pay and Shoprite stores at a fee of R49. 95.

Can I use my e-tag in a different car?

No. You can only use one tag in a vehicle at any one time. You must ensure you add/link your licence plate number to your Account.

Where can I get an e-toll tag?

Answer: E-tags are available from dedicated e-toll Customer Care Outlets at shopping malls, e-toll service centres along the Gauteng freeway and from selected Checkers, Pick ‘n Pay and Shoprite stores at a fee of R49. 95.

How long do you have to pay tolls in Sydney?

If you travel on a toll road without an electronic tag or pass, you have 3 days to make payment arrangements with the toll road provider. If you do not, they will issue a toll notice. If you don’t pay by the due date, then you may face additional fees and penalties.

What is the cheapest toll tag in Australia?

EastLink tolls are cheapest when you use a tag. We recommend you open a pre-paid tag account. Only a tag account works on all tollways in Australia.

Is Linkt and eTag the same?

How long do you have to pay a toll in Sydney?

What is the difference between ETAG and Linkt?

E-way customers have now been transitioned across to Transurban’s retail brand, Linkt, rather than Transurban managing two separate retailers. By becoming Linkt, E-way customers will benefit from some lower fees, more flexible payment options and a better digital experience when managing their account online.

How long does eTag battery last?

approximately 5 years
The life of the battery in an e-TAG transponder is approximately 5 years. Customers are advised when a device is about to expire and to contact the issuer should their e-TAG not beep as they pass a tolling gantry, to receive a replacement device.

How much is e-toll tag?

What happens if I forgot my eTag?

What if I use a toll road without a tag or pass? If you have used a toll road without a tag or pass, a toll notice will be sent to the registered operator of the vehicle. The toll notice will request payment of the toll plus an administration fee.

What is the difference between eTag and Linkt?

Is Linkt and e-toll the same?

Can I use my e-toll tag in another car?

No. You can only use one tag in a vehicle at any one time. You must ensure you add/link your licence plate number to your Account. If you have multiple tags, make sure you only use one tag in a vehicle at any one time, or you may be charged multiple times for each trip.