Introduction

To use a toll road in NSW, motorists must pay the toll road provider.

Toll road providers

Two toll providers manage the toll road network in NSW.

E-Toll is the toll provider for Sydney Harbour Bridge and Sydney Harbour Tunnel.

Linkt is the toll provider for all other Sydney toll roads including Hills M2, Westlink M7, NorthConnex, Lane Cove Tunnel, Military Road E-Ramp, Cross City Tunnel, Eastern Distributor, M5 South-West and WestConnex (M4, M5 East, M8 and Rozelle Interchange).

Paying the toll

If you use a toll road without an active toll account or pass you have 72 hours to pay the toll. This could include opening a tolling account or setting up a casual pass. Find out more at How to get an electronic tag or pass.

If you do not pay for the trip a toll payment demand will be issued for the toll charge. A video matching fee may also be included if camera images are used to match your vehicle to a toll trip.

If you receive an unpaid toll reminder email you can pay your toll and the video matching fee (if applicable) before a toll payment demand is issued.

What you need

To pay a toll or toll payment demand you need:

  • the vehicle licence plate number and state of registration
  • the toll payment demand number (if known)
  • your tag account details (if applicable)
  • credit card/debit card.

How to pay

Pay a toll or toll payment demand for Sydney Harbour Bridge or Sydney Harbour Tunnel

  1. To pay a toll or toll payment demand for using the Sydney Harbour Bridge or Sydney Harbour Tunnel visit E-Toll 
  2. Enter the vehicle details or the toll payment demand number.
  3. Follow the steps to complete your payment.

If you’re unable to pay a toll payment demand online for the Sydney Harbour Bridge or Sydney Harbour Tunnel you can:

Pay a toll or toll payment demand for all other Sydney toll roads

  1. To pay a toll or toll payment demand for any other Sydney toll road you use, visit Linkt
  2. Enter the vehicle details or the toll payment demand number.
  3. Follow the steps to complete your payment.

If you’re unable to pay a toll or toll payment demand online for any other Sydney toll road call Linkt on 13 33 31.

Related information

Travelling without an account or pass

For more information about using a toll road without an account or pass visit Travelling without an account or pass.

Check toll roads and toll costs

Check for unpaid tolls

Disputing a toll or toll payment demand

If you believe a toll payment demand was issued incorrectly you can lodge an objection.

Guide to toll roads in NSW

For more information read our guide to Toll roads and tolls.


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Last published: 30 July 2026