On 1 July 2010, toll prices, fees and vehicle classes changed on the Gateway, Logan and Gateway Extension motorways.
Tolls changed in accordance with the Government’s decision to introduce a new tolling structure for the motorways to facilitate a major upgrade of the southern end of the Gateway Motorway and a new, toll-free Port of Brisbane Motorway as announced by the Treasurer on 18 March 2010.
New toll prices from 1 July 2010
Toll point name is followed by the prices for the following 4 classes; Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4
Murarrie $1.93 $3.85 $5.78 $10.20
Kuraby $1.14 $2.27 $3.41 $6.02
Loganlea $0.73 $1.46 $2.19 $3.87
Heathwood/Paradise Road $1.20 $2.40 $3.60 $6.36
From 1 July new vehicle classes will also be introduced to bring Queensland Motorways in line with other toll road operators in Queensland.
Comprehensive definitions of each of the vehicle classes are explained below:
Class 1 Motorcycles
Two-wheeled motor vehicles (including vehicles which have a trailer, fore car or side car attached)
Class 2 Cars
Four-wheeled motor vehicles which are not commercial vehicles (including vehicles which are towing a trailer or caravan)
Class 3 Light commercial vehicles
Motor vehicles that:
(a) are two axle rigid trucks or load carrying vans or utilities, having a gross vehicle mass greater than 1.5 tonnes but not exceeding 4.5 tonnes or
(b) have spatial dimensions which are substantially consistent with the criteria in paragraph (a) above
and either:
(i) if registered with the Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads, are registered for commercial use or
(ii) if registered in another jurisdiction, are not vehicles for which evidence has been provided to Queensland Motorways that they are registered for personal use
Class 4 Heavy commercial vehicles
Motor vehicles that:
(a) are rigid trucks with 3 or more axles
(b) are articulated trucks
(c) are buses
(d) are two axle rigid trucks having a gross vehicle mass greater than 4.5 tonnes
(e) are motor vehicles having a gross vehicle mass greater than 30 tonnes or
(f) have spatial dimensions which are substantially consistent with the criteria in any of paragraphs (a) to (e) above
If you are an existing tag customer and your vehicle class has changed, you do not need to get a new tag.
Source: https://www.govia.com.au/
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