How Do I Pay My Citylink In Melbourne

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So You Took a Toll Trip on CityLink...Uh Oh, or Uh-mazing?

Let's face it, Melbourne's CityLink is a bit of a love-hate relationship. On the one hand, it gets you places faster. On the other hand, that "whoops, forgot the wallet" moment at the toll booth can leave you sweating faster than a sauna session. But fear not, fellow traveler, for this guide will be your knight in shining armor (or, more realistically, your toll-paying superhero).

How Do I Pay My Citylink In Melbourne
How Do I Pay My Citylink In Melbourne

Here's the deal: If you didn't have a pre-paid account or a fancy e-tag thingy, you'll get a bill in the mail. Now, unlike that gym membership you never use, CityLink isn't a fan of delayed payments. Late fees are about as welcome as finding a rogue sock in the dryer. So, let's get you squared away.

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Here's where things get interesting. You've got a few choices, depending on your style and what leftover snacks you have lying around (because, priorities, right?):

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  • The Online Overachiever: Head to the Linkt website [Linkt website]. It's like online banking, but for tolls. You'll need your invoice number (that fancy 11-digit code) or your license plate number. Easy peasy.
  • The Phone Booth Hero (if you can find one): Dust off your detective skills and locate a payphone (good luck!). Dial 13 33 31 and speak to a friendly Linkt customer service representative. They'll walk you through the payment process.
  • The BPAY Boss: Got your BPAY details handy? Look for the biller code on your invoice and whip out that payment like a champ.

Bonus Round: The Weekend Warrior (This option only applies if you're psychic and know exactly when you'll be hitting the toll road): CityLink offers passes for weekend travel or short bursts on the tollway. Check out their website for the deets [Linkt website].

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FAQ: CityLink Payment Edition (For the Forgetful Folks)

  • How to avoid late fees? Pay your toll within nine days of your trip (account) or five days (pass). Pro tip: Set up a reminder on your phone!
  • How do I know if I owe a toll? Check your mailbox (or your very organized inbox) for an invoice. You can also search by license plate on the Linkt website [Linkt website].
  • How long do I have to pay a toll invoice? Nine days. Don't test your luck, mate.
  • How can I fight a toll invoice? This one's a bit tricky. Contact Linkt directly if you think there's been a mistake.
  • How do I avoid tolls altogether? Well, that's a whole other adventure! But let's just say there's a reason CityLink is so convenient...

So there you have it! Now you can conquer CityLink tolls with the confidence of a seasoned traveler (or at least someone who knows how to use the internet). Remember, a little planning goes a long way, and avoiding those late fees means more money for that celebratory post-toll road victory ice cream (or whatever your jam is).

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