How do I add a car to my account after I've used a toll road?
You can cover your trips on certain toll roads* even after you've travelled. Provided it's within 10 days of the date you travelled, add the car to your account and you'll be covered.
When adding the car to your account, you'll have a choice to set a start and end date. The start date can be set up to 10 days prior to the date of your trip. If you travelled more than 10 days ago a toll invoice or notice will be sent to the car's registered owner.
To add a car to your account online or via the Linkt app follow these steps:
Log in to your account.
Select Vehicles from the menu.
Select Add another vehicle.
Fill in your car's details.
Enter a start date and time to cover past travel.
An end date is not required but if the car is rented or borrowed, set an end date to ensure you're not paying for someone else's travel.
Tap the My Account tab.
Tap Vehicles and then Add Vehicle.
Fill in your car's details and then select Specify a start / end date.
Enter a start date.
An end date is not required but if the car is rented or borrowed, set an end date to ensure you're not paying for someone else's travel.
We'll match the licence plate to your account and any trips will be charged to your account along with a vehicle matching fee if you're travelling without a tag.
If the car is borrowed, be sure to set an end date so that you're not paying for someone else's travel. Once the end date has passed the car will be removed from your account.
If you're driving a rental car you should check the policy of the rental company first and follow their advice.
*In New South Wales and Victoria, you can cover trips made up to 10 days ago on your Tag, Tagless or Commercial account on the following roads. New South Wales: Cross City Tunnel, Eastern Distributor, Hills M2, Lane Cove Tunnel, M5 East, WestConnex M4 & M8, Westlink M7. Backdating is not available on the Sydney Harbour Bridge & Tunnel, or M5 South-West Motorway. Victoria: CityLink. Backdating is not available for EastLink. In Queensland, you can cover trips made up to 9 days ago on: Airportlink M7, Clem Jones Tunnel (Clem7), Gateway Motorway, Go Between Bridge, Legacy Way, Logan Motorway, Toowoomba Bypass
How to cover your travel when you have recently used a toll road
