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CityLink is Melbourne’s network of freeways that spans a distance of approximately 22kms. The tollways consist of the North end (Citilink) which includes the Tullamarine Freeway , West Gate Freeway & Calder Freeway and the Eastern side ( Eastlink) which consists of the Monash Freeway.

In recent times, there have been several refurbishments of the Tullamarine Freeway in north-west Melbourne, as well as the building of two tunnels; the Burnley and Domain tunnels which were aimed at providing seamless transport solutions. Visitors in Melbourne should be aware that there is a fully automated tolling system which means that you will not see any toll booths along the freeways.

Citylink & Eastlink Passes & Tolls, Melbourne VIC

The tolled road is very modern and well maintained. In fact, when an accident occurs, the automated system detects a disruption on the network and sends a message to the control centre. After this, an emergency response is initiated and a rescue vehicle sent to the accident scene.

For visitors driving in Melbourne, it is important to take note of the cost of using the tolled network. Typically, the tolls are worked out depending on the road sections used. This also varies depending on the kind of vehicle used. Different rates are present for personal vehicles, motorbikes as well as commercial vehicles (both light and heavy).

To use CityLink, it is advisable to buy the pass a couple of days prior to travel in order to ensure seamless travel. However, if you accidentally drive on one of the tollways without a pass, you have 24 hours to purchase a pass in order to avoid a fine.

All payments can be made using a credit card online, or select petrol stations can accept cash as they have machines where you can purchase a toll voucher. All you need to purchase a toll ticket is the date of travel, where you intend to travel to, and the registration and type of vehicle.

There is a support forum on the network’s website where visitors can get additional help.

Current prices for tollways (travelling in a car): 24 hour Pass: $16.30 Weekend Pass: $16.30 Melbourne Pass: $5.50 + $0.75 per trip on Citilink

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How do I remove a car?

The easiest way to remove a car from your account is to do it online through your account or through the Linkt app. A full guide and video on how to do this can be found at https://www.linkt.com.au/help/managing-my-account/selling-or-sold-my-vehicle/melbourne .

Alternatively, you can call Linkt customer care on 13 33 31 and they should be able to help you.

Thanks Michael

How do I purchase a 30day pass for melbourne

Although Citylink passes used to really just be for 24 hour and weekend periods, it does appear they have created a 30-day pass that seems to automatically top-up/charge on each trip (or at least when the balance threshold is reached – Your card will be debited after every $10 worth of travel).

For more information and how you can signup, please visit the page over at https://www.linkt.com.au/melbourne/accounts-and-passes/buy-a-pass/melbourne-pass .

how do I purchase a day pass for the toll way through Melbourne?

Hi Kristen,

Perhaps the easiest way to buy a day pass for CityLink would be online at https://www.linkt.com.au/melbourne/accounts-and-passes/buy-a-pass .

Alternatively, you can buy passes from participating Australia Post outlets, Coles Express outlets and Bill EXPRESS newsagents.

There is different options depending on what section of Citylink and also what days of the week you wish to travel, so i’d suggest checking out the link above.

There has been a product called Linkt that was recently launched by Citylink, but as I use Eastlink, i am unfamiliar with what had changed and how this affects infrequent travelers.

So for simplicity’s sake, I’d suggest getting the pass online or in store.

charges for the different size vehicles and how are the vehicles classified

Here is a link to the vehicle classes and you can then check your trip with the toll calculator .

Best regards, Jess

Can a pass be puchased on the spirit of tasmania

You can purchase a Citylink pass online . I don’t believe they are sold on the Spirit of Tasmania at all.

Regards, Jess

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How to use a Troika card on Moscow’s Metro, and other ways to buy tickets

Passengers pass turnstiles at the Serpukhovskaya station of the Serpukhovsko-Timiryazevskaya Moscow metro line.

Moscow residents can now top up their Troika transport cards with the official Moscow Metro app, subway representatives announced on Oct. 31. To put money on the card, passengers simply need to download the app and transfer money via NFC connection. What other ways can you pay for riding on Moscow’s public transport?

Troika card

It’s by far the most convenient option for using public transport in the Russian capital. This plastic card is valid for five years, so you don’t need to throw it away after your trip to Russia. You can ride with a Troika on the Moscow metro, as well as Moscow’s Central Ring, buses, trams, and trolley buses.

One ride costs 35 rubles ($0.6), but if you change transport within 90 minutes you will only pay 19 rubles ($0.33) for the next journey. Further changes within those 90 minutes are free.

You can top up your card with the subway attendants who sit behind the glass panels, automated terminals, or via the special Moscow Metro app . Kiosks accept both cash and cards. According to the Moscow Metropolitan official site, you can only keep 3,000 rubles ($51) on your Troika. If you don’t use up all your credit before you leave Moscow, you can cash in the card and get your money back - but this is only possible to do at Metro Service Centers (Ulitsa 1905 Goda street, 25 or  Staraya Basmanaya Street, 20 bld 1; 8 a.m.-8 p.m. daily).

Your Troika’s balance can be checked on the app or on the small yellow terminals inside the metro stations.

Important point – one card should only be used by one person (the subway’s rules state that every person should have their own ticket). You can also be hit with a fine of 1,000 ($17) if caught riding the underground without a ticket.

How to get a Troika: Get the card in any metro kiosk or automated ticket office. The card is free, but you need to leave 50 rubles ($0.85) as a deposit. You can return it after.   

United (Yediny) ticket

This red paper card can have 1, 2, 20, 40, or 60 rides on any kind of Moscow public transport, and the price depends on the number of rides (more rides you buy the less you pay for a ride), from 55 rubles ($0.95) to 28 rubles ($0.48). If you plan to use transport a lot, you can buy a ticket for 60 rides for 1,700 rubles ($30). A ticket for one or two rides is only valid for five days, while other kind of tickets can be used for 90 days.

If you don’t plan to use metro, you can order a card for ground transport only (it will be dark blue with TAT letters on the cover). This card costs 1,150 rubles ($19) for 60 rides.

How to get it: You can buy this card in any metro kiosk. Cards for one or two rides can be also purchased in automated ticket offices.

Daily tickets

Muscovites often buy tickets without ride limits for specific periods – 30 days, 60 days, or one year. But Moscow Metro suggest special tickets for tourists – for one day (210 rubles, or $3.6), three days (400 rubles, $6.9) or seven days (800 rubles, $13.8). They also can be used on any kind of public transport. Tourists’ tickets also have no limit for rides.

How to get it: You can buy this card in any metro kiosk.

90 minute ticket

Another kind of ticket allows one ride on the metro and any number of rides on other Moscow public transport within 90 minutes. The card can be for one (65 rubles, or $1.1), two ($130 rubles, or $2.2), and 60 rides (2,650 rubles, or $46). This card is useful if you have to catch different kinds of transport for a short time.

It’s helpful to add this card to your Troika. Moreover, it will save the paper.

Payment via smartphones

Smartphone owners can  pay  travel fares via Samsung Pay and Apple Pay, linked with MasterCard credit card and the Wallet app. Apple Pay can also be installed on iWatch. The price for one fare costs 40 rubles ($0.7). You can also use these apps for buying usual tickets in kiosks.

Since late 2016, this system has been available at all ring railway stations and 80 metro stations across the city.

In the future, smartphone-enabled ticket turnstiles will be installed at all Moscow metro stations.

How to get it: Download the Samsung Pay and Apple Pay and start riding!

Unique tickets have recently appeared in Moscow. Bracelets, rings, and keychains with transport microchips are not only a souvenir from the Russian capital, but also a serious way to use metropolitan. The deposit price for a bracelet is 450 rubles ($8), for a keychain – 350 rubles ($6). One ring costs 2,200 rubles ($38). The price for a fare is the same as for the Troika card.

How to get it: Only at the Pushkinskaya metro station souvenir kiosk and souvenir shops in the Mayakovskaya and Trubnaya metro stations.

Actually there are other options to inserts transport microchip – for example, in 2015 Moscow engineer Vlad Zaitsev implanted a chip in his hand, so all he has to do is wave at the turnstile and he’s away - but we recommend enjoying Moscow’s transport in a more conventional way. 

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Ticket prices and travelcards

Fares for Moscow's public transport network are the same for every mode of transport making it really easy to travel. See all the different tickets here !

Troika Ticket

This is the most economical option if you're spending a few days in the Russian capital. The card can be purchased and recharged at various station machines or even with the special Moscow Metro application. Your balance can be checked on the app or in the small yellow terminals inside the metro stations. A trip works out at ₽ 42 ( US$ 0.50), but if you change transport within 90 minutes, you'll only pay ₽ 23 ( US$ 0.30) for the next trip.

The day ticket for the Moscow metro can be purchased at any of the stops in the city. The price is ₽ 265 ( US$ 2.90) per day and ₽ 500 ( US$ 5.50) for three days.

90-Minute Ticket

The most convenient card if you want to take several types of transport within an hour and a half period. It costs  ₽ 65 ( US$ 0.70) per person and allows one metro ride and an unlimited number of trips on other types of public transport in Moscow during the time of its duration.

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