Motorists can now claim a cash rebate under the NSW Governments $60 weekly toll cap

New Toll Relief Scheme - $60 weekly cap

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Motorists can now claim a cash rebate under the NSW Governments $60 weekly toll cap.

The rebate scheme allows eligible motorists that spend more than $60 a week on tolls, to apply and receive money back, up to $340 for each tag and licence plate number.

To be eligible, a motorist must:

<ul><li>Be a NSW resident;</li>
	<li>Hold a personal toll account with a NSW toll service provider, taking private trips on a NSW toll road, excluding those on the M5 South-West for customers registered for the M5 South-West Cashback Scheme at the same time, and</li>
	<li>Spend more than $60 a week from their individual tag or licence plate on tolls on eligible, personal trips.</li>
</ul>A fair use provision will ensure the integrity of the scheme, with motorists able to claim up to $400 in tolls for a maximum rebate of $340 a week for each tag or licence plate on a toll account.

From Tuesday 9 April, eligible customers can visit the Service NSW website and link their toll account with Service NSW to make a claim.

Eligible motorists can continue to claim the 40% toll relief rebate for money spent on tolls up to 30 June 2024.

For more information about the rebate, visit the Service NSW website <a href="https://www.service.nsw.gov.au/services/toll-relief">Toll relief | Service NSW</a>

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New Toll Relief Scheme - $60 weekly cap