Paying as you go is great if you’re not going to use the toll roads very often.
You can pay your tolls online if you’ve travelled on a toll road in the last 5 working days. You can also pay for more than one toll at a time.
You'll need the registration plate of the vehicle.
If you've travelled on a toll road more than 5 working days ago, you should still check if you can pay the toll. If the toll isn’t showing, we may have sent a Toll Payment Notice to the registered person of the vehicle.
Toll payment notices(external link)
Use your Visa or Mastercard
Buy or pay a Pay & Go toll(external link)
If you have internet banking you can pay for your tolls toll using the POLi payments service.
POLi isn't available for business internet banking customers.
You can pay in cash or by card at selected service stations. A transaction fee of $1.50 per transaction will apply.
If you’ve bought tolls you won’t use before the expiry date, they can be refunded.
You’ll need your registration plate and receipt number for your refund to be processed.
Refund Pay & Go toll(external link)
If you receive an email from us saying your trip pass is expired, a toll trip you bought hasn't been used and has now expired. This can happen if you bought more trips than you needed, or we couldn't read your plate number correctly to apply the credit. Once trip credit expires, it can only be refunded to the person who bought it.
Pre-paid tolls don’t automatically transfer from your old vehicle to your new vehicle. You can get a refund on your pre-paid tolls.
You’ll need the registration plate and your receipt number to get a refund.
Make sure you pay for any toll trips you make in your new vehicle.
If you buy or sell a vehicle, you must also make sure the registered person details are updated on the Motor Vehicle Register.
