Driving In Sydney

"Toll Road Into Sydney"

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Before you set off and do a self-drive holiday in the “Harbour City”, learn about the rules of the road and safety.

Always bring your driver's license
Drive on the left side of the road
Put on your seatbelt
Make sure the children have a baby or booster seat
Don't drive at night
Don't drink and drive

Know the speed limit

It is 50 kph in urban areas, and between 10 to 40 kph in rural areas. Watch out for the road signs and remember that speed limits are in kilometres, not miles.

Know the toll roads

Know the toll roads
In Sydney, there are several toll roads. Payments can be done through an electronic pass or an E-Tag, and only a few accept cash. An electronic pass is highly recommended for tourists, while an E-Tag is a great option if you are planning a longer trip. You can get a pass or E-tag online .

Toll Roads In Sydney

Cross City Tunnel
Lane Cove Tunnel
M1 Eastern Distributor
M2 Hills Motorway
M5
Military Road E-Ramp
Sydney Harbour Bridge
Sydney Harbour Tunnel
Westlink M7

Rest between long drives

Sydney is the largest cosmopolitan city in Australia, and driving around in a campervan or motorhome can be tiring. Fatigue sets in fairly quick, so remember to rest every two hours. Spend the night at a campground so you can be well rested for the long drives ahead. We have awesome Sydney Caravan Parks.

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