Sydney motorists can claim toll rebates from next week: How much will you actually get?

The first toll relief rebate is right around the corner for Sydney drivers, who will be able to claim some cash back from next week.

From Tuesday next week, drivers who have spent more than $60 a week in tolls since January 1 are eligible to claim a refund of up to $310 per quarter.

More than $47 million in tolls collected since January 1 will be redistributed to over 350,000 registered toll account holders.

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How much will drivers get back from the Toll Rebate Scheme?

Western Sydney motorists are slated to get the biggest returns, with Lakemba drivers expected to receive a $309 quarterly rebate.

Motorists from Auburn can expect a $266 rebate on average while Bankstown drivers can expect a $235 rebate.

Villawood toll users can expect a $227 rebate on average.

Kellyville, Baulkham Hills, Greystanes, Marsden Park and Moorebank have the most drivers eligible, all of which can expect between $145 and $195 back per quarter.

A toll cap has been enforced to ensure the scheme isn't taken advantage of, meaning drivers who spent over $400 will only be partially refunded $340.

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How do I claim my tolls back?

Claims can be made quarterly for drivers who have linked their e-Tag to their Service NSW account.

You will continue paying tolls as you drive, and the refund will be issued once you lodge a claim online.

Any toll costs accrued from January 1 will be automatically included.

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Am I eligible to claim the toll rebate?

Drivers who spend more than $60 and less than $400 per week can have their tolls refunded through the scheme.

Toll costs over $400 can be partially refunded. To be eligible for the Toll Cap and relief scheme you must:

• Be a NSW resident
• Be registered with a NSW toll service provider, with a personal account for private use
• Spend more than $60 a week on a personal e-tag or numberplate on eligible toll roads

Motorists driving as Rideshare or taxi services are not eligible for the rebate.

Motorists who are already part of the M5 South-West Cashback Scheme can not claim the toll cap at the same time.

Tolls paid outside of a registered account are not eligible.

Which roads are part of the toll cap?

The scheme applies to all New South Wales toll roads.

Trips made on Interstate roads or interstate toll accounts are not eligible for the rebate.