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6th June 2023
04:28pm BST
TII has said the Dublin Port Tunnel will not be increasing its tolls in 2023. Toll prices for motor cars (up to eight passengers and a driver) on the M50 will rise by either 20 cent or 30 cent, depending on the payment method. Tag users will see the costs increase from €2.10 to €2.30, while for those captured on video, costs will rise from €2.70 to €2.90. Unregistered cars will see an increase from €3.20 to €3.50.Meanwhile, the price for goods vehicles using the motorway will increase by between 20 cent and 60 cent, depending on the payment method and the size of the vehicle. As for the tolls operated under a PPP model, the PPP companies submitted their toll charge calculations as part of their annual toll plans. TII reviewed the submissions and concur with the maximum toll charges calculated. Using a car on the M4 motorway will cost an additional 20 cent, going from €3.00 to €3.20, while doing so on the other seven toll roads will cost 10 cent more. "Toll revenue is used for purposes including motorway maintenance, toll collection and operations, and for the maintenance of the wider national road network," TII said in a statement. The announcement from TII comes just a week after the excise duty on fuel in Ireland was raised. Read more:
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