Toll Infringement / E-Tag Dispute (Linkt / EastLink / Tolling Customer Ombudsman)
Australians who believe a toll charge, infringement notice, or e-tag account issue is incorrect can dispute it directly with the toll operator (Linkt or EastLink) online or by phone, and if unresolved, escalate to the independent Tolling Customer Ombudsman for Linkt Brisbane and Linkt Melbourne, or the NSW Tollway Ombudsman (NTOL) for NSW toll disputes (mandatory from 1 January 2026).
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