It can take a few days or a week or more to show. I have my daughters car on my account and it took over a week to show (and be charged). I crossed it yesterday and still not showing in my history yet.I crossed twice today in my car, and have set up the automatic payments, but there is no notification of crossing and no payment has been taken.
Now worried I'll be fined for not paying!
AFAIK, it was only those that set up auto payments by card for individual crossings. My auto payments come direct from my Dart account which is auto topped up by £10 from my bank account as soon as the balance drops below £10. If ever I was fined, it would be their fault for not topping up my account.That's a relief to hear, I think ... so long as you don't get a fine!
I am trying to call them, but 93 people ahead of me in the queue ...
Automated message still says customers have until 31st August to update card details ...
Good questionHow do all the foreign drivers pay?
Many don't.How do all the foreign drivers pay?
I crossed the bridge and tunnel one day early July.
Forgot to pay so opened an account so not happen again, hoping that I wouldn't receive a penalty charge.
Well never heard anything until yesterday. Got an increased charge from £70 to £105 + £2.50 × 2 = £215.00
Do you think they were reasonable and understanding when I called and explained and that I didn't get the first penalty charge.
Much like brits with EU speeding tickets. If you don't need to pay, why would you, especially if they make it difficult to do so. A lot of these automated systems don't accept non-uk bank cards
But there would also be EU drivers speeding on our roadsI paid the toll a couple hours late one time and they sent me a charge. I called up and explained I paid as the automated service still allowed me to despite being late. She found my payment and told me to make a "late representation" appeal. I did and the charge was cancelled and my late payment refunded.
So they seem reasonable but not sure if I just got a particularly amicable person on the phone that day. Only charge I has was a £40 "admin" fee from europcar for passing on a fine 3 weeks later
Much like brits with EU speeding tickets. If you don't need to pay, why would you.
What's your point exactly?But there would also be EU drivers speeding on our roads
TfL and Dart Charge have a German credit chasing company chasing the fines.How do all the foreign drivers pay?
Speeding is, I bel;ieve an allowable reason for accessing the data, under the Data Information laws.I paid the toll a couple hours late one time and they sent me a charge. I called up and explained I paid as the automated service still allowed me to despite being late. She found my payment and told me to make a "late representation" appeal. I did and the charge was cancelled and my late payment refunded.
So they seem reasonable but not sure if I just got a particularly amicable person on the phone that day. Only charge I has was a £40 "admin" fee from europcar for passing on a fine 3 weeks later
Much like brits with EU speeding tickets. If you don't need to pay, why would you, especially if they make it difficult to do so. A lot of these automated systems don't accept non-uk bank cards
What's your point exactly?