Motorists crossing the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Tunnel will face increased tolls starting tomorrow, marking only the second price rise in 16 years for these iconic crossings. Peak period southbound trips on the Bridge will increase by 14 cents to $4.41, with smaller increases for off-peak and evening travel.

Motorists crossing the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Tunnel will face increased tolls starting tomorrow, marking only the second price rise in 16 years for these iconic crossings. Peak period southbound trips on the Bridge will increase by 14 cents to $4.41, with smaller increases for off-peak and evening travel.

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'It's getting ridiculous' - Harbour Bridge & Tunnel tolls to rise tomorrow, second hike in 16 Years

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