17th May 2012 Road Sense - Primary School Education Program coming to Westlink M7
Westlink M7 is developing a curriculum based excursion ideal for students in years 5 and 6 studying transport and the built environment. Road Sense closely links to the current Science and Technology syllabus as well as the draft Science K-10 syllabus for the National Curriculum.
The program provides a rare opportunity for students and teachers to see how a motorway is operated ‘behind-the-scenes'.
Principals and Science and Technology teachers are invited to attend a briefing session to be held at the WestlinkM7 Control Centre on Thursday, 31 May 2012. Please contact us on 9834 9200 to book for the briefing.More+
Travel Time Indication on Westlink M7
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Westlink M7 connects the west by providing an uninterrupted journey between the M2, M4 and M5 motorways.
Westlink M7 bypasses 48 sets of traffic lights - changing forever the way people travel around Western Sydney.
Westlink M7 uses a distance based tolling system. All existing electronic tags are accepted.
New fees apply From 1 July vehicle matching fees (now also referred to as ‘no tag fees'), will be charged for travel on
Westlink M7
Hills M2
Lane Cove Tunnel
Military Road E-Ramp
Eastern Distributor
M5 South West Motorway
Also, each of the above roads will charge a fee to transfer tolls from a toll notice to your e-TAG account
These fees only apply when using the toll roads without carrying an e-TAG, without an e-TAG correctly mounted, or if your account has insufficient funds at the time of travel.
Westlink M7 is a fully electronic toll road with no toll booths. To Pay you need a tag or a pass. You can get a tag or a pass before you travel or up to 48 hours after your first trip on Westlink M7. Visit www.roam.com.au or call 13 TOLL (13 8655) for a Roam e-TAG or e-PASS.