Toll Roads in New Zealand (2019) Mautstraßen | tolwegen | routes à péage | betalingsvej | avgiftsbelagda vägar | carreteras de peaje | tietulleja | placených silnic | 收费公路 | 유료 도로 | jalan bertol | 有料道路 Tolling is an option for contributing to the costs of construction, operations and maintenance of new roads. A toll is charged each time you use the toll road. In New Zealand, we use electronic toll roads so you will be charged automatically as you drive through – no stopping at toll booths. They are also well signposted as you approach a toll road, giving you time to prepare to take an alternative route if preferred. The Transport Agency currently has three toll roads: The Northern Gateway Toll Road (North of Auckland) The Tauranga Eastern Link Toll Road (Tauranga) The Takitimu Drive Toll Road (Tauranga) Payment methods PEASE PAY FOR ANY TOLLS USED UPON RETURN! We accept payment by credit/debit card or in cash. Northern Gateway Toll Road The Northern Gateway Toll Road is a 7.5km motorway north of Auckland between Silverdale and Pūhoi, part of State Highway 1 (SH1). Heading north, the toll road begins just before Ōrewa and ends after the Johnstone Hills near Pūhoi and saves about 9 minutes of your driving time. The toll road gives you a choice between a more direct route or the scenic State Highway 17 via Ōrewa. Tauranga Eastern Link Toll Road The Tauranga Eastern Link Toll Road is a 15km tolled section of State Highway 2 (SH2) running between the Domain Road interchange, near Pāpāmoa, and the Paengaroa roundabout (SH2 and SH33 to Whakatāne and Rotorua). The free alternative route takes you on the Te Puke Highway, through Te Puke. Takitimu Drive Toll Road The Takitimu Drive Toll Road, formerly known as Route K Toll Road, is a 5km road that bypasses the Tauranga city centre and takes traffic from State Highway 29 (SH29) to State Highway 2 (SH2) in the direction of the Port of Tauranga and Mt Maunganui. The alternative routes are via Cameron Road or Cambridge/Moffat Roads. .