Tolls on the A22

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Re: Tolls on the A22

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so how do i payat the airporton my way back to the UK.
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Re: Tolls on the A22

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bobandlinda wrote:so how do i pay at the airport on my way back to the UK.

You don't, you have two options.

A. Do not travel on the A22, therefore no tolls.

B. Get some one to pay it for you two days after you leave.
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Re: Tolls on the A22

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There is a third option which I have posted about here but it costs not less than 37,50€ for that return journey to the airport if that will be the only time it gets used. If you are a regular visitor it is more useful (and economical). Acquiring one from a post office will take longer than just paying for existing tolls but could be done at the same time.
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logicbob wrote: You don't, you have two options.

A. Do not travel on the A22, therefore no tolls.

B. Get some one to pay it for you two days after you leave.
Bob, you forgot the third option:

Go to the airport two days before your flight, drop off your hire car, camp out, then pay at the post office in the airport before you fly. :wink:
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Re: Tolls on the A22

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.. or 3-4 days early if you're flying at the weekend!
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Re: Tolls on the A22

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e-richard wrote:
logicbob wrote: You don't, you have two options.

A. Do not travel on the A22, therefore no tolls.

B. Get some one to pay it for you two days after you leave.
Bob, you forgot the third option:

Go to the airport two days before your flight, drop off your hire car, camp out, then pay at the post office in the airport before you fly. :wink:

That's what happens when you retire, you forget the third option.
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or: get a really cheap flight, run through the airport, pay the tolls and run back through the airport and get the return home. Simples. :D
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joeysoap wrote:or: get a really cheap flight, run through the airport, pay the tolls and run back through the airport and get the return home. Simples. :D
I thought of that, but the fine would be cheaper than even the cheapest flight :shock:
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Re: Tolls on the A22

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Flew back last Thursday, asked the villa management company to pay my tolls for me today. All paid up so hopefully I do not have to worry about a fine later on. Thank you Kalkbrenner.
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logicbob wrote:Flew back last Thursday, asked the villa management company to pay my tolls for me today. All paid up so hopefully I do not have to worry about a fine later on. Thank you Kalkbrenner.
Hope you took a cut Rene' :D
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Bruce Wallis wrote:
logicbob wrote:Flew back last Thursday, asked the villa management company to pay my tolls for me today. All paid up so hopefully I do not have to worry about a fine later on. Thank you Kalkbrenner.
Hope you took a cut Rene' :D

No it was all part of the service they offer.
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Chances of a new law being passed by end of March ( 6 weeks away)........zero, I reckon.
Seems I was right!
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Re: Tolls on the A22

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I spoke to someone yesterday, who said that he cant be arsed to go looking for the post office, and he wont be paying these tolls if the Portuguese cant sort their act out, and create a sensible user friendly means of paying.

Maybe an irresponsible attitude....but according to my friend who runs a car hire company over at Pera, that is an attitude they expect to encounter alot this year
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Re: Tolls on the A22

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Bruce Wallis wrote:...but according to my friend who runs a car hire company over at Pera, that is an attitude they expect to encounter alot this year
So, what does your friend give as the reason for not fitting transponders, as that would make payment easy for everyone?
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