You can make a payment no later than midnight of the day following your journey.
If you want to make a payment for or appeal a UTCN
Charges will be applies for failure to pay within the time and date stated on your Pay Later (Schedule of Charge)
TT2 always recommend you pay for your journey as soon as possible although we do allow up until midnight of the following day of your journey to make payment.
Simply input the information on your Pay Later (Schedule of Charge). Then you can input your billing details and your payment will be confirmed.
If TT2 don’t receive your toll payment before the time stated on the ticket, TT2 will need to contact the DVLA to request the name and address of the Registered Keeper of the vehicle so that an Unpaid Toll Charge Notice (UTCN) can be sent.
Click here to Pay or Appeal UTCN
A UTCN is generated and then sent to the Registered Keeper of the vehicle. The amount payable will be £60.00 + your toll amount (reduced to £30.00 + your toll amount if paid within 14 days of the UTCN generated date).
If you wish to appeal the UTCN there’s details included which explain what steps are needed. Once an appeal is made, the timer stops until your appeal is reviewed (allow 10 working days for a response).
The discounted rate will expire and the amount due will be £60.00 + your toll amount.
If payments are not received for your UTCN by this point the total charge will increase £100 + toll charge and the case will be passed on to a 3rd party debt collection/legal team, where additional administrative charges will be applied.
TT2 cannot discuss cases at this stage and all correspondence will be dealt with through a 3rd party debt collection/legal team.
With the introduction of Pay Later TT2 will no longer be taking card payments at the point of passage and TT2 will no longer be giving change at the lane (the change machine will still be available at the lay-by.) Card payments will be made via the Pay Later option.
At the Tolls
Approach any Toll Booth as normal, use any lane that is available. Press the green button and wait for the schedule of charge to be printed. Take the Pay Later (Schedule of Charge,) keep it somewhere safe as you’ll need it to pay, and the barriers will lift. You can now continue your journey.
Here’s a short video explainer so you know exactly what to expect
There are two ways to pay your UTCN depending on when you received your UTCN notice.
Please choose one of the following to pay or appeal your UTCN.
If the payment is not made by the stated payable time and date an unpaid toll charge notice (UTCN) will be issued and the following charge will apply: £60 in addition to the toll if paid in full within 28 days of the date of notice.
Provided the payment is received in full within 14 days from the date of the notice a reduced charge of £30 in addition to the toll will be payable.
Important: Failure to pay an unpaid toll charge in full within 28 days of the date of the notice will incur a charge of £100 in addition to the toll charge. This will be pursued via an external 3rd Party Debt Collection Agency/Legal Team, and if necessary recovered through a UK Court. All associated expenses incurred as a result will be applied in addition to the total TT2 debt and pursued in full.
This payment method is for customers who do not yet have a pre-paid account and do not have change available at the toll booths.
If you lose your schedule of charge, please get in touch as soon as possible via our contact form using the subject Lost Ticket, as failure to pay before midnight the following day will result in an Unpaid Toll Charge Notice of up to £100 sent to the registered vehicle keeper’s home address.
Yes. You can still pay the toll at the booth using cash (coins only). Just drop the coins into the ‘Pay now’ area as normal. However, we will no longer be giving out change to people who only have notes. If you find yourself without change you must can use the Pay Later option.
Yes. If you want to pay at the booths at the time of passage and you only have notes, you can still use the change machines that are available in the lay-by before reaching the tolls.