Step-by-step instructions for all UK toll roads, bridges, and congestion zones. Learn how to pay easily with Vodafone Pay, Vodafone Tall tags, and other payment methods.
The Dartford Crossing connects the M25 between Essex and Kent, consisting of two tunnels and the Queen Elizabeth II Bridge. It's one of the busiest river crossings in the UK.
The Dartford Crossing uses the Dart Charge system. You must pay by midnight the day after you cross. Charges apply between 6am and 10pm daily.
With Vodafone Pay, you can set up automatic payments for the Dartford Crossing. Register your vehicle in the app and payments will be deducted automatically from your Vodafone account.
Automatic payments via mobile
Tag for automatic deduction
Pay via Dart Charge website
Call 0300 300 0120
The M6 Toll provides a bypass around the West Midlands and one of the busiest sections of the M6 motorway. It's the UK's first toll motorway and offers a quicker alternative to the congested M6.
Payment is required for all vehicles using the M6 Toll. Charges vary by vehicle type and time of day, with higher rates during peak hours.
The Vodafone Tall tag is the most convenient way to pay M6 Toll charges. The tag automatically communicates with toll plazas and deducts payment from your account, allowing you to use dedicated tag lanes for faster transit.
Automatic tag payment
Mobile payment app
At toll plazas
Pay within 48 hours
London has two main charging schemes: the Congestion Charge and the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ). Both aim to reduce traffic and improve air quality in central London.
The Congestion Charge applies to most vehicles entering central London between 7am and 6pm on weekdays, and 12pm to 6pm on weekends and bank holidays.
The Ultra Low Emission Zone covers all London boroughs and charges vehicles that don't meet emission standards. It operates 24/7, every day except Christmas Day.
Vodafone Pay can be set up for automatic payment of both Congestion Charge and ULEZ fees. The app will automatically detect when you've driven in charging zones and deduct the appropriate fees.
The Mersey Gateway Bridge crosses the River Mersey between Widnes and Runcorn, providing a vital connection in Northwest England.
Payment can be made via the Merseyflow website, app, or by setting up automatic payments with Vodafone Pay.
The Tamway Bridge crosses the River Tamar between Devon and Cornwall, providing the main road link to Cornwall.
The Vodafone Tall tag offers a 50% discount on Tamway Bridge crossings and allows for automatic payment.
Set up automatic payments with Vodafone Pay to avoid forgetting deadlines and incurring penalty charges.
Frequent toll users save time and often get discounts with a Vodafone Tall tag for automatic payments.
Different tolls have different payment deadlines - always check and pay on time to avoid fines.
Charges vary by vehicle type - ensure you pay the correct amount for your vehicle to avoid penalties.
Check if your route includes toll roads and budget accordingly for the journey costs.
Save payment confirmations and receipts for toll payments in case of any disputes or issues.
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