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Toll Gantry Codes NSW Motorways Electronic toll gantry codes NSW Motorways Sydney Harbour Bridge & Tunnel SHB-MIL - Bridge (Milsons Point) SHB-RKS - Bridge (The Rocks) SHT-TUN - Tunnel Nth (Sydney) Cross City Tunnel CCT-001 - Eastbound Mainline CCT-002 - Westbound Mainline CCT-003 - Sir John Young Crescent Eastern Distributor ED-A - Main Plaza (Woolloomooloo) ED-B - Main Plaza (Woolloomooloo) ED-C - William Street Ramp Lane Cove Tunnel LCE-1 - Lane Cove Tunnel Eastbound LCW-1 - Lane CoveTunnel Westbound FSB - Falcon St Southbound Exit Ramp FNB - Falcon St Northbound Entry Ramp LFS - LCT EB / Falcon St SB FLW - Falcon St NB/LCT WB An entry or exit code should appear on your statement for each toll collection point you have travelled through. Last updated - July 2019 Electronic toll gantry codes M2 Motorway M2-NR - North Ryde Plaza M2-1A - North Ryde Eastbound M2-1B - North Ryde Westbound M2-1C - Christie Road M2-2A - Pennant Hills Rd Ramp (Eastbound) M2-2B - Pennant Hills Rd (Westbound) M2-3A - Christie Road on ramp M2-3B - Herring Road off ramp M2-4A - Windsor Road off ramp M2-4B - Windsor Road on ramp M4 Motorway (pre 2010) AUB - Auburn Plaza M5 Motorway M5-HV 01 to 12 - Hammondville Main Plaza M5-HL 21 to 24 - Henry Lawson Drive Ramp M5-RR 31 to 34 - River Rd Ramp M5-FR 41 to 44 - Fairford Rd Ramp M5-BR 52 to 52 - Belmore Rd Ramp An entry or exit code should appear on your statement for each toll collection point you have travelled through. Last updated - July 2019 Electronic toll gantry codes M7 Motorway M7-1A - M5 Interchange M7-1B - M5 Interchange M7-2A - Bernera Rd Exit M7-2B - Bernera Rd Entry M7-2C - Bernera Rd Exit M7-2D - Bernera Rd Entry M7-3A - Cowpasture Rd Exit M7-3B - Cowpasture Rd Entry M7-3C - Cowpasture Rd Exit M7-3D - Cowpasture Rd Entry M7-4A - Elizabeth Dve Exit M7-4B - Villiers Rd Entry M7-4C - Elizabeth Dve Exit M7-4D - Elizabeth Dve Entry M7-5A - Horsley Dve Exit M7-5B - Horsley Dve Entry M7-5C - Horsley Dve Exit M7-5D - Horsley Dve Entry M7-6A - Old Wallgrove Rd Exit M7-6B - Old Wallgrove Rd Entry M7-6C - Old Wallgrove Rd Exit M7-6D - Old Wallgrove Rd Entry M7-7A - M4 Interchange Exit M7-7B - M4 Interchange Entry M7-7C - M4 Interchange Exit M7-7D - M4 Interchange Entry M7-8A - Great Western Hwy Entry An entry or exit code should appear on your statement for each toll collection point you have travelled through. Last updated - July 2019 Electronic toll gantry codes M7-8B - Great Western Hwy Exit M7 9A - Woodstock Ave Exit M7 9B - Power St Entry M7 9C - Power St Exit M7 9D - Woodstock Ave Entry M7-10A - Richmond Rd Exit M7-10B - Richmond Rd Entry M7-10C - Richmond Rd Exit M7-10D - Richmond Rd Entry M7-11A - Quakers Hill Pwy Entry M7-11B - Quakers Hill Pwy Exit M7-12A - Sunnyholt Rd Exit M7-12B - Sunnyholt Rd Entry M7-12C - Sunnyholt Rd Exit M7-12D - Sunnyholt Rd Entry M7-13A - Norwest Blvd Exit M7-13B - Norwest Blvd Entry M7-14A - Old Windsor Rd Entry M7-14B - Old Windsor Rd Exit M7-15A - M2 Interchange Southeast M7-15B - M2 Interchange Northwest An entry or exit code should appear on your statement for each toll collection point you have travelled through. Last updated - July 2019 Electronic toll gantry codes Westconnex WCX-101 - Church St-James Ruse Dr WCX-102 - Church St-Silverwater Rd WCX-103 - Church St-Hill Rd WCX-104 - Church St-Homebush Bay Dr WCX-105 - Church St-Homebush Bay Dr (ML) WCX-106 - James Ruse Dr-Silverwater Rd WCX-107 - James Ruse Dr-Hill Rd WCX-108 - James Ruse Dr-Homebush Bay Dr WCX-109 - James Ruse-Homebush Bay Dr(ML) WCX-110 - Silverwater Rd-Hill Rd WCX-111 - Silverwater Rd-Homebush Bay Dr WCX-112 - Silverwater-Homebush Bay (ML) WCX-113 - Hill Rd-Homebush Bay Dr WCX-114 - Hill Rd-Homebush Bay Dr (ML) WCX-120 - Church St-Concord/Strath WCX-121 - Church St-Haberfield WCX-122 - Church St-Ashfield WCX-123 - James Ruse Dr-Concord/Strath WCX-124 - James Ruse Dr -Haberfield WCX-125 - James Ruse Dr-Ashfield WCX-126 - Silverwater Rd - Concord/Strath WCX-127 - Silverwater Rd-Haberfield WCX-128 - Silverwater Rd-Ashfield WCX-129 - Hill Rd-Concord/Strath WCX-130 - Hill Rd-Haberfield WCX-131 - Hill Rd-Ashfield WCX-132 – Homebush Bay Dr-Concord/Strath WCX-133 – Homebush Bay Dr-Haberfield An entry or exit code should appear on your statement for each toll collection point you have travelled through. Last updated - July 2019 Electronic toll gantry codes WCX-134 – Homebush Bay Dr-Ashfield WCX-135 – Concord/Strath-Haberfield WCX-136 – Concord/Strath-Ashfield WCX-201 - James Ruse Dr-Church St WCX-202 - Silverwater Rd-Church St WCX-203 - Hill Rd-Church St WCX-204 - Homebush Bay Dr (NB)-Church St WCX-206 - Homebush Bay Dr-Church St WCX-207 - Silverwater Rd-James Ruse Dr WCX-208 - Hill Rd-James Ruse Dr WCX-209 - Homebush Bay Dr(NB)-James Ruse WCX-211 - Homebush Bay Dr-James Ruse WCX-212 - Hill Rd-Silverwater Rd WCX-213 - Homebush Bay (NB)-Silverwater WCX-215 - Homebush Bay-Silverwater WCX-220 - Concord/Strath-Church St WCX-221 – Haberfield-Church St WCX-222 – Ashfield-Church St WCX-223 - Concord/Strath-James Ruse Dr WCX-225 – Ashfield-James Ruse Dr WCX-226 - Concord/Strath-Silverwater Rd WCX-227 – Haberfield-Silverwater Rd WCX-228 – Ashfield-Silverwater Rd WCX-232 - Concord/Strath-Homebush Bay Dr WCX-233 – Haberfield-Homebush Bay Dr WCX-234 – Ashfield-Homebush Bay Dr WCX-235 – Haberfield-Concord/Strath WCX-236 – Ashfield-Concord/Strath An entry or exit code should appear on your statement for each toll collection point you have travelled through. Last updated - July 2019 Electronic toll gantry codes Interstate Motorways Melbourne City Link MCL-1A - Moreland Rd MCL-1B - Moreland MCL- 2A - Racecourse Rd MCL- 2B - Dynon Rd MCL-3A - Bolte Bridge MCL-3B - Bolte Bridge MCL-4A - Punt Rd Exit MCL-4B - Batman Ave Exit MCL-5A - Burnley St Exit MCL-5B - Burnley Tunnel MCL-6A - Toorak Rd MCL-6B - Toorak R MCL-7A - Swan St MCL-8A - Exhibition St MCL-8B - Exhibition St MCL-9A - Batman Ave MCL-9B - Domain Tunnel Connect East CE-01N - Ringwood Bypass to Springvale Rd (via Tunnel) CE-01S - Springvale Rd to Ringwood Bypass (via Tunnel) CE-2N - Canterbury Rd to Maroondah Hwy CE-2S - Maroondah Hwy to Canterbury Rd CE-3N - Boronia Rd to Canterbury Rd CE-3S - Canterbury Rd to Boronia Rd CE-4N - Burwood Hwy to Boronia Rd CE-4S - Boronia Rd to Burwood Hwy An entry or exit code should appear on your statement for each toll collection point you have travelled through. Last updated - July 2019 Electronic toll gantry codes CE-5N - High Street Rd to Burwood Hwy CE-5S - Burwood Hwy to High Street Rd CE-6N - Ferntree Gully Rd to High Street Rd CE-6S - High Street Rd to Ferntree Gully Rd CE-7N - Wellington Rd to Ferntree Gully Rd CE-7S - Ferntree Gully Rd to Wellington Rd CE-8N - Police Rd to Wellington Rd CE-8S - Wellington Rd to Police Rd CE-9N - Princes Hwy to Monash Fwy CE-9S - Monash Fwy to Princes Hwy CE-10N - Cheltenham Rd to Princes Hwy CE-10S - Princes Hwy to Cheltenham Rd CE-11N - Greens Rd to Dand. South. Bypass CE-11S - Dand. South. Bypass to Greens Rd CE-12N - Thompson Rd to Greens Rd CE-12S - Greens Rd to Thompson Rd CE-13N - Frankston Fwy to Thompson Rd CE-13S - Thompson Rd to Frankston Fwy Qld Motorway QML-001 - Gateway QML-008 - Kuraby QML-002 - Loganlea QML-004 - Staplyton CLEM7 Motorway CLEM7-001 - Clem7 North CLEM7-002 - Clem7 South An entry or exit code should appear on your statement for each toll collection point you have travelled through. Last updated - July 2019 Electronic toll gantry codes Go Between Bridge (GBB) GBB-N01 - Northbound Toll Point GBB-S01 - Southbound Toll Point AirportLinkM7 (ALM7) BCSAPL-01A - Bowen Hills Entry BCSAPL-01B - Bowen Hills Exit BCSAPL-02A - Toombul to Bowen Hills BCSAPL-02B - Bowen Hills to Toombul BCSAPL-03A - Toombul Entry BCSAPL-03B - Toombul Exit An entry or exit code should appear on your statement for each toll collection point you have travelled through. Last updated - July 2019 Electronic toll gantry codes Sydney Airport SACL-1A - General Bay International SACL-1B - Prebooked Bay International SACL-2A - General Bay Domestic SACL-2B - Prebooked Bay Domestic SACL-3A - General Bay Domestic SACL-3B - Prebooked Bay Domestic SACL-1C - T1 Arrivals North Bus bays Entry SACL-10C -T1 Arrivals North Bus bays - Virtual Entry SACL-1D -T1 Arrivals North Bus bays Exit SACL-10D -T1 Arrivals North Bus bays - Virtual Exit SACL-1G -T1 Arrivals Centre Limousines B Entry SACL-10G - T1 Arrivals Centre Limousines B - Virtual Entry SACL-1H -T1 Arrivals Centre Limousines B Exit SACL-1N - T1 Priority Pick-up (Entry Lane 1) SACL-10N - T1 Priority Pick-up – Virtual Entry SACL-10H - T1 Arrivals Centre Limousines B - Virtual Exit SACL-1O - T1 Priority Pick-up (Entry Lane 2) SACL-1P - T1 Priority Pick-up (Exit Lane 1) SACL-10P - T1 Priority Pick-up – Virtual Exit SACL-1Q - T1 Priority Pick-up (Exit Lane 2) SACL-1R - T1 BSO Holding Area (Entry) SACL-10R - T1 BSO Holding Area – Virtual Entry SACL-1S - T1 BSO Holding Area (Exit) SACL-10S - T1 BSO Holding Area – Virtual Exit SACL-2C - T2 Arrivals Limo/Bus Entry SACL-20C - T2 Arrivals Limo/Bus - Virtual Entry SACL-2D - T2 Arrivals Limo/Bus Exit SACL-2H - T2/T3 Priority Pick-up Entry An entry or exit code should appear on your statement for each toll collection point you have travelled through.
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