Table of Contents
- 1 Do you have to pay the Dartford crossing both ways?
- 2 Who is exempt from Dartford Crossing charge?
- 3 Do you have to pay to cross the Queen Elizabeth Bridge?
- 4 What happens if you forget to pay Dartford Crossing?
- 5 Do you have to pay for Dartford Crossing If you have a blue badge?
- 6 Can I check if I used Dartford Crossing?
- 7 Can I pay dart charge a day late?
- 8 What happens if I pay Dart Charge a day late?
Do you have to pay the Dartford crossing both ways?
Northbound traffic uses the two, two-lane road tunnels known as the Dartford Tunnel. The tunnel was the only means of crossing before the bridge opened in 1991. A charge (toll) is payable in both directions.
Who is exempt from Dartford Crossing charge?
Exemptions. Vehicles currently legally exempt from paying the crossing charge continue to be exempt. This includes vehicles exempt from paying Vehicle Excise Duty because they are used by or for disabled person(s).
How do I know if I have to pay the Dart Charge?
There’s no need to inform anyone about this as the Dart Charge system checks automatically. If you have a Blue Badge but still pay road tax, you have to pay the Dart Charge.
Do you have to pay to cross the Queen Elizabeth Bridge?
It’s free to make the Thames crossing using the Dartford Tunnel or Queen Elizabeth II Bridge between 10pm and 6am. The same fees apply every day, including at weekends and on bank holidays.
What happens if you forget to pay Dartford Crossing?
How to avoid paying the Dart Charge penalty fine. Drivers must pay the Dartford Crossing toll before midnight on the day after using it. Failure to do so could result in a fine of up to £105 for each crossing.
How much does it cost to go over the Dartford Crossing?
Dartford crossing charges 2020/21 Cars: £2.50. Two-axle goods vehicles: £3.00. Multi-axle goods vehicles: £6.00. Motorcycles: Free.
Do you have to pay for Dartford Crossing If you have a blue badge?
The Dart Charge scheme includes new payment arrangements, which were introduced on 30 November 2014. You may not have to pay the charge if you don’t pay vehicle tax because you’re disabled. You’ll still have to pay if: You have a Blue Badge but aren’t exempt from paying vehicle tax.
Can I check if I used Dartford Crossing?
After you’ve made a one-off payment, you can check which crossings you’ve paid for. All fields are required. Payment number If you paid for your crossing on the web or by phone this is the ‘FJ number’. If you paid for your crossing in a shop by Payzone this is the ‘TXN ID number’.
How much is Dartford Crossing both ways?
Can I pay dart charge a day late?
Paying the charge You must pay the Dartford Crossing charge by midnight the day after you cross. You can get a fine if you’re late or do not pay. If you’ve already set up an account, sign in to manage your account or pay the charge.
What happens if I pay Dart Charge a day late?
You must pay the Dartford Crossing charge by midnight the day after you cross. You can get a fine if you’re late or do not pay. If you’ve already set up an account, sign in to manage your account or pay the charge. apply for a local resident discount if you live in Dartford or Thurrock.
What benefits come with a Blue Badge?
Your Blue Badge usually lets you park for free:
- on streets with parking meters or pay-and-display machines for as long as you need to.
- in disabled parking bays on streets for as long as you need to, unless a sign says there is a time limit.