Tyne Tunnels
fast, reliable, easy
vehicles passed
through today*
Tyne Tunnels
fast, reliable, easy
vehicles passed
through today*
Tyne Tunnel tolls
| Vehicle | Cost |
| Motorbikes | Free |
| Car, Van or Bus < 3m high and 2 axles |
£1.60 |
| LGV, Van or Bus ≥ 3m high or 3 axles or more |
£3.20 |
The Tyne Tunnels form part of the A19 strategic route, between North Yorkshire and Northumberland. Linking the stunning coastal towns and busy ports of the North East, and offering a convenient and dependable link to the region's airports, the A19 is the smart motorist's choice for leisure and for business.
With two dual-lane vehicle tunnels connecting Jarrow in South Tyneside with Wallsend in North Tyneside, congestion is restricted to other North East routes, with traffic flowing freely around the clock through the award-winning Tyne Tunnels.
Running alongside the road tunnels TT2 also maintains the 1951-built Pedestrian and Cyclist Tyne Tunnels on behalf of the Tyne and Wear Integrated Transport Authority.
All Tyne Tunnels are open 24 hours a day. Motorists are asked to pay a toll for travelling through the road tunnels, while pedestrians and cyclists travel free through the Pedestrian and Cyclist Tunnels.
This book aims to answer some of the most frequently asked questions about the
construction of the £260 million New Tyne Crossing project. Read more...
With fun games and activities for TT2's younger visitors, download our new travel pack today and join the exciting new Tyne Tunnels Explorer club.
There are limited edition gifts for the first explorers to sign up. So get moving with TT2 and get ready to explore the North East as a Tyne Tunnels Explorer!
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