Why did I receive a toll notice when I didn't travel on a toll road?
Toll notices are issued to the registered vehicle owner when a vehicle travels on a toll road without a valid account or pass.
If you weren't driving the vehicle at the time of travel, you can nominate another driver or lodge an objection.
You can only nominate another driver twice.
For toll notices issued in NSW, print and complete a statutory declaration form, then mail it back to:
Toll Compliance Management
Locked Bag 5004
Parramatta NSW 2124
For toll invoices issued in Queensland or Victoria, you can do this online:
How to nominate another driver online (Brisbane, QLD)
How to nominate another driver online (Melbourne, VIC)
If you received a toll notice and would like to dispute it (e.g. you believe the trip was paid for), you can lodge an objection. We will work with you to provide the best possible outcome.
You must provide:
- a copy of the front of the toll notice or the following toll notice details:
- the toll notice number listed on the payment slip,
- your licence plate number,
- the state or territory in which your vehicle is registered,
and
- details explaining the reason for the objection.
You can email your objection to us, or mail it to:
Linkt Sydney
Locked Bag 5072
Parramatta NSW 2124
Lodge your objection as soon as possible to avoid additional fees incurred from the toll notice.
If you’re mailing your objection, make sure you leave at least 7 days before the toll notice due date so we receive your information before you start incurring additional fees.
