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Sydney's Orbital network is made up of ten motorways linked with expressways, freeways and other main roads. All of the motorways are owned and operated by private operators (except for the Sydney Harbour Bridge) and a toll is charged for their use. How you pay the toll depends on which motorway you use, and how often you use them. While some accept cash, the newer motorways are fully electronic. This means you need an electronic tag, or pass. There is a range of electronic tag and pass products available through different providers. Each provider may apply different charges, deposits and top-up amounts. To find out more about the different products available, contact the tag or pass issuers. The available payment options are detailed below. See the About Sydney motorways section for detailed payment options for each of the motorways.
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CashYou can pay cash on the Eastern Distributor, M4, M5 and M2. To pay cash you need to slow down and take care when approaching toll booths and make sure you drive in the correct lane. Some booths only accept the exact toll. If you have the exact change, look for the signs saying 'auto' or 'exact toll' and be ready to place your change into the collection basket as you drive through. If you don't have the exact toll, look out for the booths that provide change. These booths are marked 'change' and have an attendant who will provide change. Cash booths are generally located on the left hand side of Toll Plazas. So keep to the left hand lane if you want to pay with cash. |
Westlink M7 Motorway |
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