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= Sydney Toll Roads 2025: Complete Motorways Guide =
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= Sydney Toll Roads 2025: Complete Network Guide =
 
 
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'''Network:''' 13 toll roads spanning 135km<br>
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'''Network:''' 13 toll roads totaling 135km<br>
'''Major Operators:''' Transurban (11 roads), Transport for NSW (2 roads)<br>
 
'''Technology:''' DSRC 5.8 GHz, ANPR video matching<br>
 
 
'''Coverage:''' Greater Sydney metropolitan area<br>
 
'''Coverage:''' Greater Sydney metropolitan area<br>
'''Recent Completion:''' WestConnex network (November 2023)
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'''Technology:''' E-TAG RFID + License plate recognition<br>
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'''Relief:''' $60 weekly toll cap for NSW residents (2024-2025)<br>
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'''Updates:''' Quarterly pricing adjustments (Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct)
 
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[https://maps.transport.nsw.gov.au/egeomaps/sydney-motorways-toll-calculator/index.html Calculate Sydney Toll]
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[https://tollguru.com/toll-calculator-australia Calculate Sydney Toll]
 
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== Do I Need E-TOLL Tags for Sydney? 2025 Reality Check ==
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== Sydney Toll Network: What You Need to Know 2025 ==
 
 
Yes, E-TOLL tags are essential for Sydney driving. Without tags, you'll pay video matching fees of $0.75 per trip on top of base tolls. With 13 toll roads covering 135km of Sydney's motorway network, avoiding tolls means adding 30-90 minutes to most journeys due to deliberate urban planning that funnels traffic onto toll roads.
 
  
The $60 weekly toll cap introduced January 1, 2024, provides relief for NSW residents spending over $60 weekly on tolls. As of January 2025, $139 million has been distributed to 750,000 motorists, with average rebates of $540 annually in car-dependent western suburbs like Kellyville, Blacktown, and Campbelltown.
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Sydney operates Australia's most extensive toll road network with 13 toll roads covering 135 kilometers. Unlike other Australian cities, avoiding tolls in Sydney adds 30-90 minutes to most journeys due to deliberate urban planning that funnels traffic onto toll roads.
  
== Sydney Toll Costs: Current Rates & Recent Changes ==
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'''2025 Critical Update:''' NSW residents benefit from a $60 weekly toll cap, while quarterly toll price adjustments continue affecting all major roads except Sydney Harbour crossings.
  
Sydney operates Australia's most expensive toll network, with complete WestConnex journeys costing $12.25 for cars and $36.75 for heavy vehicles. The network uses NSW's Class A/B vehicle classification system with quarterly rate adjustments.
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== Current Sydney Toll Rates (July 2025) ==
  
=== WestConnex Network (Completed November 2023) ===
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=== Major Toll Roads Current Pricing ===
  
 
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<tr>
<th>Route Section</th>
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<th>Road</th>
<th>Class A (Cars)</th>
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<th>Cars (Class A)</th>
<th>Class B (Heavy)</th>
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<th>Trucks (Class B)</th>
<th>Pricing Method</th>
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<th>Pricing System</th>
<th>Rate Adjustments</th>
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<th>July 2025 Updates</th>
 
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<tr>
 
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<td>M4 Motorway (Parramatta-Haberfield)</td>
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<td>WestConnex (Full Journey)</td>
<td>$1.00 + $0.37/km</td>
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<td>$11.11 maximum</td>
<td>$3.00 + $1.11/km</td>
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<td>$33.33 maximum</td>
<td>Distance-based</td>
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<td>Distance-based + cap</td>
<td>Annual (Jan 1)</td>
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<td>Annual indexation applied</td>
 
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<td>M8 Motorway (Beverly Hills-St Peters)</td>
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<td>M2 Hills Motorway</td>
<td>$1.00 + $0.37/km</td>
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<td>$4.95-7.50</td>
<td>$3.00 + $1.11/km</td>
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<td>$14.85-22.50</td>
 
<td>Distance-based</td>
 
<td>Distance-based</td>
<td>Annual (Jan 1)</td>
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<td>Quarterly adjustment applied</td>
</tr>
 
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<td>M4-M8 Link & Rozelle Interchange</td>
 
<td>$1.00 + $0.37/km</td>
 
<td>$3.00 + $1.11/km</td>
 
<td>Distance-based</td>
 
<td>Annual (Jan 1)</td>
 
</tr>
 
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<td>M5 East (Beverly Hills-St Peters)</td>
 
<td>$1.00 + $0.37/km</td>
 
<td>$3.00 + $1.11/km</td>
 
<td>Distance-based</td>
 
<td>Annual (Jan 1)</td>
 
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<td>Complete WestConnex Journey</td>
 
<td>$12.25 (max)</td>
 
<td>$36.75 (max)</td>
 
<td>Distance-capped</td>
 
<td>Annual (Jan 1)</td>
 
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=== Sydney Harbour Crossings (Recent Increases) ===
 
 
 
<table class="toll-table">
 
 
 
<tr>
 
<th>Time Period</th>
 
<th>Sydney Harbour Bridge</th>
 
<th>Sydney Harbour Tunnel</th>
 
<th>Direction</th>
 
<th>Effective Date</th>
 
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<tr>
 
<td>Peak Hours (6:30-9:30am, 4-7pm weekdays)</td>
 
<td>$4.41</td>
 
<td>$4.41</td>
 
<td>Southbound only</td>
 
<td>July 1, 2025</td>
 
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<td>Off-Peak Hours</td>
 
<td>$3.30</td>
 
<td>$3.30</td>
 
<td>Southbound only</td>
 
<td>July 1, 2025</td>
 
 
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<td>Night/Weekend</td>
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<td>Westlink M7</td>
<td>$2.76</td>
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<td>$2.25-8.50</td>
<td>$2.76</td>
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<td>$6.75-25.50</td>
<td>Southbound only</td>
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<td>Distance-based + cap</td>
<td>July 1, 2025</td>
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<td>Quarterly adjustment applied</td>
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'''Recent Rate History:''' First increase in 14 years occurred October 2023 (6.8% rise), followed by July 2025 increase (3.2% rise). All additional revenue funds the $60 weekly toll cap program.
 
 
 
=== Other Major Sydney Toll Roads ===
 
 
 
* '''NorthConnex:''' 9km tunnel connecting M1 Pacific to Hills M2, quarterly adjustments (Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct)
 
* '''Cross City Tunnel:''' Inner city bypass, quarterly rate updates
 
* '''Eastern Distributor:''' Airport/Port Botany connection, northbound tolls only
 
* '''Hills M2:''' North-west connection, quarterly adjustments
 
* '''Lane Cove Tunnel:''' North shore bypass, standard quarterly schedule
 
* '''Westlink M7:''' 40km orbital motorway, quarterly rate updates
 
* '''Military Road E-Ramp:''' 200m "shortest toll road" ($2.02 cars, $6.85 trucks)
 
 
 
== Vehicle Classification & Rate Structure ==
 
 
 
=== NSW Classification System ===
 
 
 
'''Class A Vehicles:'''
 
* Height ≤2.8m and length ≤12.5m
 
* Includes cars, motorcycles, small vans
 
* Base toll rates apply
 
* Also referred to as "Class 2" or "CAR"
 
 
 
'''Class B Vehicles:'''
 
* Height >2.8m OR length >12.5m
 
* Includes trucks, buses, vehicles with trailers
 
* Typically 3x Class A rates (reduced multipliers being trialed)
 
* Also referred to as "Class 4" or "HCV"
 
* Dimensions include towed vehicles, roof loads, elevated roofs
 
 
 
=== Rate Adjustment Schedule ===
 
 
 
* '''WestConnex Network:''' Annual increases January 1
 
* '''All Other NSW Roads:''' Quarterly increases (January 1, April 1, July 1, October 1)
 
* '''Formula:''' Higher of CPI or contractual minimums (typically 4% annually)
 
* '''Heavy Vehicle Multipliers:''' Being reduced in trial programs
 
 
 
== How to Pay Sydney Tolls ==
 
 
 
=== Primary Payment Methods ===
 
 
 
'''Linkt (Transurban):'''
 
* Covers 11 of 13 Sydney toll roads
 
* Unified brand replacing go via, Roam Express, E-way
 
* Minimum balance: $20
 
* Cross-state compatibility
 
 
 
'''E-Toll (Transport for NSW):'''
 
* Government option covering all NSW roads
 
* Account setup: [https://myetoll.transport.nsw.gov.au myetoll.transport.nsw.gov.au]
 
* Concession options available
 
 
 
'''LinktGO App (2024 Launch):'''
 
* GPS-based payment without physical tags
 
* $0.95 service fee per trip
 
* Trip-by-trip payment option
 
* Targets casual users and tourists
 
 
 
=== Account Requirements & Features ===
 
 
 
* '''Setup:''' Australian bank account or international credit card
 
* '''Auto top-up:''' Configurable balance thresholds
 
* '''Video matching:''' $0.75 penalty fee when tags not detected
 
* '''Motorcycle exemption:''' No video fees for safety reasons
 
 
 
== Recent Network Developments (2024-2025) ==
 
 
 
=== WestConnex Completion (November 2023) ===
 
 
 
The $16.8 billion WestConnex project reached completion with the opening of Rozelle Interchange in November 2023. Key achievements:
 
 
 
* '''M4-M8 Link:''' Opened January 2023, connecting inner western bypass
 
* '''Rozelle Interchange:''' Underground interchange with Anzac Bridge connections
 
* '''Iron Cove Link:''' 1km toll-free tunnel to Iron Cove Bridge
 
* '''Full Network:''' 33km of tunnels, 135km total Sydney toll network
 
 
 
=== M6 Stage 1 Project Update (Delayed) ===
 
 
 
The $3.1 billion M6 Stage 1 connecting Kogarah to M8 at Arncliffe faces significant delays:
 
 
 
* '''Original Timeline:''' Completion end-2025
 
* '''Revised Timeline:''' Opening late 2028
 
* '''Cause:''' Sinkhole incidents in March 2024 requiring design review
 
* '''Tunnelling Status:''' Resuming 2025 after SafeWork NSW consultation
 
* '''Proposed Tolls:''' $2.44 cars, $7.32 trucks (subject to review)
 
 
 
=== $60 Weekly Toll Cap Program ===
 
 
 
Launched January 1, 2024, providing relief for high-toll users:
 
 
 
* '''Eligibility:''' NSW residents spending >$60 weekly on tolls
 
* '''Benefit:''' Quarterly rebates for amounts exceeding $60/week
 
* '''Distribution:''' $139 million paid to 750,000 motorists (January 2025)
 
* '''Top Benefit Areas:''' Kellyville, Blacktown, Quakers Hill, Rosehill
 
* '''Average Rebate:''' $540 annually in western suburbs
 
* '''Program Duration:''' Through December 2025
 
 
 
== Planning Your Sydney Journey ==
 
 
 
=== Peak Hour Considerations ===
 
 
 
Sydney's toll network experiences heaviest usage 6:30-9:30am and 4-7pm weekdays. Peak pricing applies only to Harbour Bridge/Tunnel crossings. All other roads maintain consistent pricing regardless of traffic volume.
 
 
 
=== Cost-Effective Routing ===
 
 
 
* '''WestConnex vs Surface Roads:''' Toll roads save 30-90 minutes but cost $8-15 typical journeys
 
* '''Airport Access:''' Multiple routes via Eastern Distributor, WestConnex, or M5
 
* '''Cross-Harbour Travel:''' Bridge/Tunnel only tolled southbound, use for return trips
 
* '''Western Sydney:''' M7 orbital provides toll-free connections between M4/M5
 
 
 
=== Toll-Free Alternatives ===
 
 
 
While slower, toll-free routes exist for most journeys:
 
* '''North-South:''' Parramatta Road, Liverpool Road alternatives
 
* '''East-West:''' Princes Highway, Hume Highway options
 
* '''Harbour Crossings:''' Gladesville Bridge, Ryde Bridge (westbound routes)
 
* '''Apps:''' Google Maps "avoid tolls" option, Waze toll-free routing
 
 
 
== Future Sydney Toll Developments ==
 
 
 
=== Planned Infrastructure (2025-2030) ===
 
 
 
'''Sydney Gateway:'''
 
* Direct WestConnex to Sydney Airport/Port Botany connection
 
* Separate from WestConnex, managed by Transport for NSW
 
* Opening timeline pushed to late 2024/early 2025
 
 
 
'''M12 Motorway:'''
 
* Connection to Western Sydney Airport
 
* Links to M7 and The Northern Road
 
* Supporting new airport operations
 
 
 
'''Smart Motorways Expansion:'''
 
* Intelligent transport systems on existing motorways
 
* Improved traffic flow and incident management
 
* Variable message signs and speed management
 
 
 
=== Regulatory Changes Under Review ===
 
 
 
The Independent Toll Review led by Professor Allan Fels recommended major reforms:
 
 
 
* '''Two-way tolling:''' Harbour Bridge/Tunnel in both directions
 
* '''Network-wide pricing:''' Unified toll structure across operators
 
* '''Distance-based reform:''' Declining per-kilometer rates for longer trips
 
* '''Heavy vehicle classification:''' New middle-class category introduction
 
 
 
== Common Sydney Toll Mistakes ==
 
 
 
=== Rental Car Arrangements ===
 
Many rental companies charge $3.30-$50 daily "toll convenience" fees whether you use toll roads or not. Always negotiate arrangements before pickup as post-trip billing can exceed $200 weekly.
 
 
 
=== Video Matching Penalties ===
 
Driving without tags triggers $0.75 penalties per trip. For weekly Sydney visitors, this adds $50+ in unnecessary fees. LinktGO app provides tag-free alternative for $0.95 per trip.
 
 
 
=== Cross-Border Confusion ===
 
Sydney e-tags work nationwide, but Victorian EastLink tags offer better Melbourne rates. Tourists should consider multi-state travel patterns when choosing providers.
 
 
 
=== Toll Notice Escalation ===
 
Unpaid tolls escalate rapidly: Day 1-14 (base toll + video fee), Day 15-35 (+$10 admin), Day 36+ (+$25 enforcement), 90+ days (debt collection). Interstate visitors face retrospective payment difficulties.
 
 
 
== Frequently Asked Questions ==
 
 
 
=== How much do Sydney tolls cost daily? ===
 
Typical daily costs: $15-30 for tourist routing, $25-40 for western suburbs commuting. The $60 weekly cap provides relief for residents but not tourists.
 
 
 
=== Can I claim Sydney toll rebates as a visitor? ===
 
The $60 weekly toll cap applies only to NSW residents. Tourists should use LinktGO app or arrange rental car toll packages for cost management.
 
 
 
=== Do electric vehicles get Sydney toll discounts? ===
 
Currently no EV-specific toll discounts exist in NSW. The government is considering future EV incentives but no timeline announced.
 
 
 
=== What happens if I don't pay Sydney tolls? ===
 
Penalty escalation: unpaid tolls grow from $0.75 video fees to $25+ enforcement fees within 90 days. Interstate enforcement through mutual recognition agreements with other states.
 
 
 
== Sydney vs. Other Toll Networks ==
 
 
 
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<tr>
 
<th>City Network</th>
 
<th>Typical Daily Cost</th>
 
<th>Network Size</th>
 
<th>Weekly Caps</th>
 
<th>Rate Adjustments</th>
 
 
</tr>
 
</tr>
 
<tr>
 
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<td>Sydney NSW</td>
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<td>NorthConnex</td>
<td>$15-40</td>
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<td>$7.50</td>
<td>135km (13 roads)</td>
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<td>$22.50</td>
<td>$60 (residents only)</td>
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<td>Flat rate</td>
<td>Quarterly/Annual</td>
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<td>Quarterly adjustment applied</td>
 
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<td>Melbourne VIC</td>
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<td>Lane Cove Tunnel</td>
<td>$8-15</td>
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<td>$3.50</td>
<td>95km (2-3 roads)</td>
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<td>$10.50</td>
<td>None</td>
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<td>Flat rate</td>
<td>Annual CPI</td>
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<td>Quarterly adjustment applied</td>
 
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<td>Brisbane QLD</td>
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<td>Sydney Harbour Bridge/Tunnel</td>
<td>$10-20</td>
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<td>$2.76-4.41</td>
<td>75km (7 roads)</td>
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<td>Same as cars</td>
<td>None</td>
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<td>Time-of-day</td>
<td>Annual CPI</td>
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<td>No change since 2009</td>
 
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== Contact Information & Resources ==
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== Individual Sydney Toll Roads ==
  
=== Major Service Providers ===
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=== WestConnex Network ===
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'''Coverage:''' M4 (Parramatta-Haberfield), M8 (Beverly Hills-St Peters), M5 East (Beverly Hills-CBD), M4-M8 Link (Haberfield-St Peters)
  
'''Linkt Customer Service:'''
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=== M2 Hills Motorway ===
* Phone: 13 76 26 (Australia)
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'''Route:''' Lane Cove Tunnel to Westlink M7 (19.3km)
* International: +61 2 9475 4000
 
* Website: [https://linkt.com.au linkt.com.au]
 
* LinktGO App: [https://linktgo.com.au linktgo.com.au]
 
  
'''E-Toll NSW Government:'''
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=== Westlink M7 ===
* Phone: 131 865
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'''Route:''' M5 Prestons to M2 West Baulkham Hills (40km)
* Website: [https://myetoll.transport.nsw.gov.au myetoll.transport.nsw.gov.au]
 
* Concession applications available
 
  
=== Government Resources ===
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=== NorthConnex ===
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'''Route:''' M1 Pacific Motorway to M2 Hills Motorway (9km tunnel)
  
'''Transport for NSW:'''
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=== Lane Cove Tunnel ===
* Toll calculator: [https://maps.transport.nsw.gov.au/egeomaps/sydney-motorways-toll-calculator/ Official Calculator]
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'''Route:''' M2 Motorway to Gore Hill Freeway (3.6km twin tunnels)
* Toll costs by road: [https://nsw.gov.au/driving-boating-and-transport/tolling/toll-costs-by-road Cost Information]
 
  
'''Toll Relief Program:'''
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== NSW Toll Relief Program 2025 ==
* $60 weekly cap claims: [https://service.nsw.gov.au Service NSW]
 
* Eligibility checker and rebate applications
 
  
=== Emergency & Assistance ===
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'''$60 Weekly Cap Benefits:'''
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* Available to NSW residents January 2024-December 2025
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* Automatic rebates via MyServiceNSW account
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* Covers eligible personal vehicle trips
  
* '''Breakdown assistance:''' Motorway operators provide free breakdown assistance
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== Related Pages ==
* '''Payment hardship:''' Linkt Assist and E-Toll concession programs
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* [[australia-toll|Australia Toll Overview]]
* '''Dispute resolution:''' NSW Fair Trading and industry ombudsman services
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* [[sydney-harbour-bridge|Sydney Harbour Bridge]]
* '''Tourist support:''' Sydney Visitor Centre toll guidance
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* [[sydney-harbour-tunnel|Sydney Harbour Tunnel]]
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* [[pay-toll-sydney|Pay Toll Sydney]]
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* [[toll-notice-sydney|Toll Notice Sydney]]
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* [[sydney-pass|Sydney Pass]]
  
 
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[https://maps.transport.nsw.gov.au/egeomaps/sydney-motorways-toll-calculator/ Plan Your Sydney Journey - Calculate Tolls]
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[https://tollguru.com/toll-calculator-australia Calculate Your Sydney Toll Cost]
 
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== Links for Future Updates ==
 
 
* Infrastructure updates needed: [[M6-Stage-1]] (new page required for project details)
 
* Cross-references requiring updates: [[sydney-harbour-bridge]], [[sydney-harbour-tunnel]], [[pay-toll-sydney]]
 
* Related toll notice pages: [[toll-notice-sydney]]
 
* Vehicle classification guides: Need standardized NSW Class A/B explanation pages
 
* Weekly toll cap implementation: [[nsw-toll-cap-program]] (new page needed)
 

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Sydney Toll Roads 2025: Complete Motorways Guide

Click on the map to open toll wiki for a country/state

Network: 13 toll roads totaling 135km
Coverage: Greater Sydney metropolitan area
Technology: E-TAG RFID + License plate recognition
Relief: $60 weekly toll cap for NSW residents (2024-2025)
Updates: Quarterly pricing adjustments (Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct)

Sydney Toll Network: What You Need to Know 2025

Sydney operates Australia's most extensive toll road network with 13 toll roads covering 135 kilometers. Unlike other Australian cities, avoiding tolls in Sydney adds 30-90 minutes to most journeys due to deliberate urban planning that funnels traffic onto toll roads.

2025 Critical Update: NSW residents benefit from a $60 weekly toll cap, while quarterly toll price adjustments continue affecting all major roads except Sydney Harbour crossings.

Current Sydney Toll Rates (July 2025)

Major Toll Roads Current Pricing

Road Cars (Class A) Trucks (Class B) Pricing System July 2025 Updates
WestConnex (Full Journey) $11.11 maximum $33.33 maximum Distance-based + cap Annual indexation applied
M2 Hills Motorway $4.95-7.50 $14.85-22.50 Distance-based Quarterly adjustment applied
Westlink M7 $2.25-8.50 $6.75-25.50 Distance-based + cap Quarterly adjustment applied
NorthConnex $7.50 $22.50 Flat rate Quarterly adjustment applied
Lane Cove Tunnel $3.50 $10.50 Flat rate Quarterly adjustment applied
Sydney Harbour Bridge/Tunnel $2.76-4.41 Same as cars Time-of-day No change since 2009

Individual Sydney Toll Roads

WestConnex Network

Coverage: M4 (Parramatta-Haberfield), M8 (Beverly Hills-St Peters), M5 East (Beverly Hills-CBD), M4-M8 Link (Haberfield-St Peters)

M2 Hills Motorway

Route: Lane Cove Tunnel to Westlink M7 (19.3km)

Westlink M7

Route: M5 Prestons to M2 West Baulkham Hills (40km)

NorthConnex

Route: M1 Pacific Motorway to M2 Hills Motorway (9km tunnel)

Lane Cove Tunnel

Route: M2 Motorway to Gore Hill Freeway (3.6km twin tunnels)

NSW Toll Relief Program 2025

$60 Weekly Cap Benefits:

  • Available to NSW residents January 2024-December 2025
  • Automatic rebates via MyServiceNSW account
  • Covers eligible personal vehicle trips

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