More than $47 million in tolls collected since January 1 will be redistributed to over 350,000 registered toll account holders.
is right around the corner for Sydney drivers, who will be able to claim some cash back from next week.
More than $47 million in tolls collected since January 1 will be redistributed to over 350,000 registered toll account holders.From Tuesday next week, drivers who have spent more than $60 a week in tolls since January 1 are eligible to claim a refund of up to $310 per quarter. Western Sydney motorists are slated to get the biggest returns, with Lakemba drivers expected to receive a $309 quarterly rebate.
A toll cap has been enforced to ensure the scheme isn't taken advantage of, meaning drivers who spent over $400 will only be partially refunded $340.How do I claim my tolls back?You will continue paying tolls as you drive, and the refund will be issued once you lodge a claim online. Claims can be made quarterly for drivers who have linked their e-Tag to their Service NSW account. Drivers who spend more than $60 and less than $400 per week can have their tolls refunded through the scheme.
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