Get Tyne Tunnel Pass Disabled

Blue Badge holders can enjoy a discount when traveling through the Tyne Tunnel. Present your badge upon entry to receive the appropriate fare reduction. Always ensure your Tyne Tunnel Pass Disabled is active to take advantage of these benefits and ease your travel experience.

To top up your Tyne Tunnel Pass Disabled account, visit the official Tyne Tunnel website or use a participating payment kiosk located at the tunnel entrance. You can add funds using a debit or credit card, ensuring you maintain enough balance for regular use. Additionally, automatic top-up options may be available to ensure you're never caught short.

To obtain a receipt for your Tyne Tunnel usage, you can access the online portal on the Tyne Tunnel website. Simply log in with your account details associated with your Tyne Tunnel Pass Disabled. From there, you can easily download or print your receipt for your records. If you encounter any difficulties, customer support can provide assistance throughout the process.

If you experience a breakdown in the Tyne Tunnel, it is important to stay calm and safely pull over to the side. You should use the emergency telephones located along the tunnel to alert the authorities. If you hold a Tyne Tunnel Pass Disabled, inform the recovery team so they can assist you efficiently. Always remember, safety is the top priority in such situations.

To pay, simply visit the TT2 website homepage and click on the 'Pay Later' button. Input the information on your Pay Later ticket and confirm your vehicle registration number. Then you can input your billing details and your payment will be confirmed.

How does it work? An antenna in the toll lane reads your tag or a camera reads your vehicle registration and checks how much credit you have available on your account. If you have sufficient credit to pay for the journey, you get the green light and can continue through the tunnel.

Change machines are located on the approach to the toll plazas so that you can be sure you have the correct money to pay the toll. Copper coins (2 pence and 1 pence pieces) cannot be accepted at the toll machines.

How does it work? An antenna in the toll lane reads your tag or a camera reads your vehicle registration and checks how much credit you have available on your account. If you have sufficient credit to pay for the journey, you get the green light and can continue through the tunnel.

If you have tried this and still have problems you can contact us here or by calling our Customer Contact Centre on 01915740031, lines are open Monday to Thursday 8:30 16:30 (16:00 on Fridays).