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Most Sydney road tolls to keep rising after Transurban accused of blocking reforms

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Luca Ittimani
Most Sydney road tolls to keep rising after Transurban accused of blocking reforms
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Sydney road tolls are set to continue rising by at least 4% annually after the state government failed to secure a deal with Transurban to reform tolling structures. While some minor fare cuts were announced for specific routes, the majority of tollway trips will remain unaffected by price reductions.

The Westconnex, which alone accounted for 359,000 trips a day by the end of 2025, will not get a toll reduction. Photograph: NSW Government The Westconnex, which alone accounted for 359,000 trips a day by the end of 2025, will not get a toll reduction. Photograph: NSW Government Transport Most Sydney road tolls to keep rising after Transurban accused of blocking reforms Handful of tollroads to get one-off price cuts but WestConnex toll to keep rising at least 4% a year

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