About toll invoices
A toll invoice is a bill for unarranged toll road travel in Australia. It’s sent to the postal address of the vehicle’s registered owner within 4 weeks of your travel date and includes the cost of your trip plus an admin fee.
| Toll invoice admin fees 1 July 2022 to 30 June 2023 | |
|---|---|
| Toll invoice | $14.22 |
| $27.75 |
You may receive a toll invoice if you travel on a toll road:
- Without a valid pass or account
- While your account is suspended
- In a vehicle that’s not linked to your account
If you receive a toll invoice, it's important to pay it by the due date to avoid further fees.
Get extra support to pay for your tolls
If you're experiencing personal, social or financial trouble and need some help to pay your toll invoice, contact our Linkt Assist team. They might be able to help.
Other ways to pay for your toll road travel
When you open a Linkt account or buy a pass and travel on a toll road, your tolls are charged directly to your account or covered by your pass. Paying for your toll road trips in this way means you won't have to wait for your toll invoice to arrive in the mail or pay the admin fees associated with a toll invoice.
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