Dublin’s commuters will face higher toll charges on the Tom Clarke Bridge, commonly known as the East Link Bridge, starting January 1, 2024. The bridge connects Ringsend and North Wall in Dublin and serves as a vital link for daily commuters.
The toll increases will vary based on the size of vehicles. Car toll charges will rise from €1.90 to €2.20, while buses will see an increase from €2.90 to €3.40. The revised toll charges extend to various vehicle categories, with rates for vans, commercial vehicles, and multi-axle vehicles also set to rise.
Revised Toll Charges from January 1, 2024:
- Car: €2.20 (from €1.90)
- Van/Bus: €3.40 (from €2.90)
- 2 Axle Commercial Vehicle: €4.60 (from €3.90)
- 3 Axle Commercial Vehicle: €5.60 (from €4.80)
- 4 Axle Commercial Vehicle: €6.80 (from €5.80)
- 5+ Axle Commercial Vehicle: €5.80 (unchanged)
Notably, 5+ axle commercial vehicles will be exempt from toll charges between 07:00 and 19:00, Monday to Sunday.
This toll increase follows the recent announcement that tolls will also rise on the M0, Port Tunnel, and eight other national highways from the same date. Commuters and businesses relying on these routes should anticipate adjustments in their travel budgets as the new toll rates take effect.