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You can buy a Sydney Pass or open an account after you've travelled, but there are time limits for doing so.
For the Sydney Pass, you have 3 days after your first trip to buy a pass.
For Tag and Tagless accounts, you have 7 days after your first trip* to open an account.
If you don't cover your travel in these time frames, a toll notice with payment instructions will be sent to the vehicle's registered owner.
*In NSW, account backdating is only available for travel on Eastern Distributor, Hills M2, Lane Cove Tunnel and Westlink M7. You can also backdate your account to cover travel on all Queensland toll roads and trips on CityLink in Victoria. If you’ve travelled on Cross City Tunnel, Sydney Harbour Bridge & Tunnel, WestConnex M4, M5 South-West Motorway or EastLink in Victoria, account backdating is not available.
How do I add a car to my account after I've used a toll road?
You can cover your trips on certain toll roads* even after you've travelled. Provided it's within 7 days of the date you travelled, add the car to your account and you'll be covered.
When adding the car to your account, you'll have a choice to set a start and end date. The start date can be backdated by up to 7 days. If you travelled more than 7 days ago a toll invoice or notice will be sent to the car's registered owner.
To add a car to your account after you've driven, follow these steps:
Enter the car's details and then select I want to set a start and end time for this vehicle
We'll match thelicence plate to your account and any trips will be charged to your account along with a small fee for travelling without a tag.
If the car is borrowed, be sure to set an end date so that you're not paying for someone else's travel. Once the end date has passed the car will be removed from your account.
If you're driving a rental car you should check the policy of the rental company first and follow their advice.
*In NSW, account backdating is only available for travel on Eastern Distributor, Hills M2, Lane Cove Tunnel and Westlink M7. You can also backdate your account to cover travel on all Queensland toll roads and trips on CityLink in Victoria. If you’ve travelled on Cross City Tunnel, Sydney Harbour Bridge & Tunnel, WestConnex M4, M5 South-West Motorway or EastLink in Victoria, account backdating is not available.
How do I transfer a toll invoice or notice to my account?
You can use your account balance to pay a toll invoice or notice provided you have sufficient funds in your account.
If your account balance is lower than the value of your invoice or notice, you'll need to top up your account before you complete the transfer.
To transfer, log in to your account and select Pay a toll invoice or demand notice from the menu to the right. Follow the prompts to transfer to your account.
You'll be provided with a receipt, which you can choose to print or have emailed to you.
Info for Sydney drivers
If you've been issued a toll notice from the M5 South-West Motorway, call them directly on 1300 555 833 to transfer any toll notices. You'll need to provide your Transurban Linkt account number and licence plate number.
Toll notices issued for travel on the Sydney Harbour Bridge or Sydney Harbour Tunnel can't be transferred. To pay, call RMS on 13 18 65 during business hours (7am to 7pm Monday to Friday and 8.30am to 12.00pm Saturday, closed public holidays).
If you've travelled on a Sydney toll road without a valid tolling account or pass, you may inadvertently find yourself with a handful of toll notices to pay.
If that's you, you can use your tolling account to pay your outstanding Sydney toll notices. We'll waive the admin fee when you transfer the toll notices to your account. You'll pay the lower transfer fee instead.
The transfer fee will vary depending on the toll road you've used:
For Westlink M7 you'll pay $1.90 to transfer a first notice (saving $8.10) or $2.90 for a follow-up notice (saving $17.10).
For all other Sydney toll roads you'll pay $1.10 for a first notice (saving $8.90) or $2.20 for a follow-up notice (saving $17.80).
Select Charge these trips to my account and use your account number to complete the request
You’ll need to ensure your account is setup to cover the cost of the tolls and transfer fee. If you have a Tag account, check that there are enough funds in your account. If you have a Tagless account your payment details must be up to date.
This offer is only available for toll notices less than 2 years old. This offer does not apply if your unpaid toll notices have already been referred to a debt collection agency, or if the total amount of tolls and admin fees you owe exceeds $250, and/or you have more than 10 unpaid toll notices owing against your licence plate number on any one toll road.
If you already have an account with us, you can access all NSW toll roads.
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An account lets you travel on on any toll road in Australia, as long as you have a correctly installed and functioning tag. The cost of each trip will be charged directly to your account.
Not sure which account or pass you'll need? Our product selector can help you choose.
I was driving a friend's car without a pass or account
If you're driving a friend's car, you can still buy a pass for your trips—you don't need to be the vehicle owner.
You can buy a pass up to 3 days after you've travelled. A pass can be bought online, or in person at participating 7-Eleven, United Petroleum or newsagent outlets. Find a retailer.
If you haven't managed to buy a pass within the time limit, the vehicle's owner will be issued with a toll notice. If you aren't the registered owner of the vehicle, you can still pay the toll notice online. All you need to do is enter the toll notice number and proceed through the payment process.
