Queensland Toll Prices 2026
Queensland toll prices vary according to the road, toll point and type of vehicle being driven.
For an ordinary car, individual tolls currently range from $2.28 at Loganlea to $7.30 through Legacy Way.
A single journey can pass through more than one toll point, so the total cost may be higher than the individual prices shown below.
Prices checked: 23 September 2026
All prices include GST. They do not include video matching fees, Toll Invoice fees, Demand Notice fees or other account charges.
Queensland car toll prices at a glance
The following prices apply to ordinary cars, including cars towing trailers or caravans.
Gateway Motorway at Murarrie: $6.02
Gateway Motorway at Kuraby or Compton Road: $3.55
Logan Motorway at Loganlea: $2.28
Logan Motorway at Heathwood: $3.76
Logan Motorway at Paradise Road: $3.76
Go Between Bridge: $4.22
Clem7: $6.77
Legacy Way: $7.30
AirportlinkM7 from Bowen Hills to Kedron: $7.16
AirportlinkM7 from Bowen Hills to Toombul: $7.16
AirportlinkM7 from Kedron to Toombul: $5.36
Toowoomba Bypass: $3.00
These are individual toll prices. Your journey may include several toll points.
Use the official Linkt toll calculator to estimate the total cost of a particular journey.
Gateway Motorway toll prices
Murarrie toll point
Motorcycle: $3.02
Car: $6.02
Light commercial vehicle: $9.04
Heavy commercial vehicle: $20.74
Kuraby or Compton Road toll point
Motorcycle: $1.78
Car: $3.55
Light commercial vehicle: $5.33
Heavy commercial vehicle: $12.24
Logan Motorway toll prices
Loganlea toll point
Motorcycle: $1.14
Car: $2.28
Light commercial vehicle: $3.43
Heavy commercial vehicle: $7.84
Heathwood toll point
Motorcycle: $1.87
Car: $3.76
Light commercial vehicle: $5.62
Heavy commercial vehicle: $12.95
Paradise Road toll point
Motorcycle: $1.87
Car: $3.76
Light commercial vehicle: $5.62
Heavy commercial vehicle: $12.95
Go Between Bridge toll prices
Motorcycle: $2.11
Car: $4.22
Light commercial vehicle: $6.33
Heavy commercial vehicle during peak hours: $12.66
Heavy commercial vehicle during off-peak hours: $11.19
Clem7 toll prices
Motorcycle: $3.38
Car: $6.77
Light commercial vehicle: $10.15
Heavy commercial vehicle during peak hours: $20.30
Heavy commercial vehicle during off-peak hours: $17.92
Legacy Way toll prices
Motorcycle: $3.65
Car: $7.30
Light commercial vehicle: $10.94
Heavy commercial vehicle during peak hours: $21.89
Heavy commercial vehicle during off-peak hours: $19.33
For Go Between Bridge, Clem7 and Legacy Way, heavy commercial peak hours are from 5 am to 8 pm. Off-peak hours are from 8 pm to 5 am.
AirportlinkM7 toll prices
AirportlinkM7 prices apply from 1 January to 31 December 2026.
Bowen Hills to Kedron
Motorcycle: $3.58
Car: $7.16
Light commercial vehicle: $10.74
Heavy commercial vehicle: $18.96
Bowen Hills to Toombul
Motorcycle: $3.58
Car: $7.16
Light commercial vehicle: $10.74
Heavy commercial vehicle: $18.96
Kedron to Toombul
Motorcycle: $2.69
Car: $5.36
Light commercial vehicle: $8.05
Heavy commercial vehicle: $14.22
Toowoomba Bypass toll prices
Motorcycle: $1.50
Car: $3.00
Light commercial vehicle: $7.44
Heavy commercial vehicle: $29.81
The Toowoomba Bypass has a single toll point at Cranley, east of the Mort Street Interchange.
How much can regular toll-road commuting cost?
A toll may look relatively small when viewed as a single charge. The annual cost can be much larger for someone using the same road every working day.
For example, a driver paying the $6.02 Murarrie toll in both directions, five days a week for 48 weeks, would pay:
$6.02 × 2 trips × 5 days × 48 weeks = $2,889.60 per year
That estimate covers one toll point only.
It does not include other toll points, video matching fees, account charges, fuel, registration or parking.
Which vehicle class applies?
Class 1: Motorcycles
This category generally covers two-wheeled motor vehicles, including motorcycles fitted with a sidecar or towing a trailer.
Class 2: Cars
This includes ordinary passenger vehicles and taxis.
A standard car remains a Class 2 vehicle when towing a trailer or caravan.
Class 3: Light commercial vehicles
This generally covers registered commercial vehicles such as certain rigid trucks, load-carrying vans and utilities with a gross vehicle mass above 1.5 tonnes and no more than 4.5 tonnes.
Class 4: Heavy commercial vehicles
This category includes larger trucks, articulated vehicles, buses and certain vehicles with three or more axles or a gross vehicle mass above 4.5 tonnes.
If you are unsure which class applies, check your registration details and compare them with Linkt’s official vehicle-class definitions.
Extra toll fees in Queensland
The road toll is not always the final amount charged.
Current additional fees can include:
Video Matching Fee: $0.55
Toll Invoice Fee: $10.81
Demand Notice Fee: $30.28
Direct debit return fee: $1.10
Tag non-return fee: $15.00
Requested paper statement: $2.75
The Video Matching Fee can apply when a valid electronic tag is not detected and the vehicle must be identified from its number plate.
The Toll Invoice Fee applies when Linkt issues a toll invoice.
If the invoice remains unpaid and a Demand Notice is issued, the higher Demand Notice Fee may be added.
These fees can turn a relatively small unpaid toll into a much larger amount.
When do Queensland toll prices increase?
Most Queensland toll prices are reviewed on 1 July each year in line with Brisbane inflation.
AirportlinkM7 follows a separate timetable. Its prices are adjusted on 1 January each year.
There are therefore two important toll-price change dates:
1 January for AirportlinkM7
1 July for most other Queensland toll roads
Check the official Linkt website before relying on an older toll figure.
Which Queensland roads charge tolls?
Queensland’s tolled roads and crossings include:
Gateway Motorway
Logan Motorway
Clem7
Legacy Way
AirportlinkM7
Go Between Bridge
Toowoomba Bypass
Some roads have more than one toll point. Passing through several toll points during one journey can produce multiple charges.
How to pay for a Queensland toll
Linkt is Queensland’s toll payment provider.
You can pay through a Linkt account, an electronic tag, a road pass or by arranging payment after travelling.
If you have already used a toll road without an account or pass, do not ignore it. Check the trip with Linkt and arrange payment promptly.
Waiting for a Toll Invoice or Demand Notice usually makes the amount more expensive.
Why Queensland toll prices matter
The individual price of a toll is only part of the story.
Regular commuters can pay the same charge hundreds of times each year. The impact can be particularly hard on workers who have limited alternatives, businesses operating commercial vehicles and families living in outer suburban areas.
Robin Hood Tech supports properly planned and maintained transport infrastructure.
We also believe toll increases, concession arrangements, additional fees and long-term costs should be open to public scrutiny.
Drivers should be able to see what they are paying, why they are paying it and how long the charging arrangement is expected to continue.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the Gateway Motorway toll in 2026?
For an ordinary car, the Murarrie toll is $6.02. The Kuraby or Compton Road toll is $3.55.
How much is the Clem7 toll in 2026?
The Clem7 toll for an ordinary car is $6.77.
How much is the Legacy Way toll in 2026?
The Legacy Way toll for an ordinary car is $7.30.
How much is the AirportlinkM7 toll?
For a car, Bowen Hills to Kedron and Bowen Hills to Toombul each cost $7.16.
Kedron to Toombul costs $5.36.
How much is the Toowoomba Bypass toll?
The 2026 prices are:
Motorcycle: $1.50
Car: $3.00
Light commercial vehicle: $7.44
Heavy commercial vehicle: $29.81
Does towing a caravan increase the toll class?
An ordinary car towing a trailer or caravan generally remains in the car category, known as Class 2.
Can one journey attract more than one toll?
Yes. A journey may pass through several toll points. Each toll point can produce a separate charge.
Are Queensland toll prices the same all year?
Most tolls change on 1 July.
AirportlinkM7 prices change on 1 January, so it follows a different annual schedule.
What happens if I do not pay a Queensland toll?
The operator may issue a Toll Invoice and add an administration fee.
If it remains unpaid, a Demand Notice may follow with a larger fee. Continuing to ignore the matter can eventually lead to government enforcement.
Official sources
Linkt Brisbane toll calculator
Queensland Government toll-road information
Queensland Government Toowoomba Bypass tolling information
Related reading
What happens if you do not pay a toll in Queensland?
Queensland Toll Notice explained
Queensland Demand Notice explained
This page provides general public information. Prices and fees can change. Confirm the current amount with Linkt before travelling or making a payment.
Last reviewed: 23 September 2026