Warburtontollbridge Bewertungen 4

This is disgusting, sign of charge was hidden and fine you for £30!

Disappointing experience with the appeals process.

After receiving a notice for an unpaid £1 toll, the toll was paid immediately and an appeal was submitted explaining that a recently diagnosed ADHD condition had contributed to the oversight. The appeal explained how ADHD affects executive functioning, memory and time-sensitive administrative tasks, and requested consideration of these circumstances.

The appeal response did not address the disability-related information at all. Instead, it simply restated that the payment had been made outside the payment window.

Whether or not the appeal was ultimately successful is not the issue. The concern is that there appeared to be no acknowledgement of the disability information provided, no indication that reasonable adjustments or discretion had been considered, and no explanation as to why those factors were rejected.

Organisations do not have to agree with every appeal, but customers should reasonably expect that the circumstances they raise are properly considered and addressed in the response.

I hope the company reviews its appeals process to ensure that disability-related information is genuinely considered rather than overlooked.

I Traveled over this bridge and returned on 26/04/2026 I then paid the £2.00 toll online on 28/04/2026 as per their instructions and received a receipt by Email,then on 02/06/ 2026 I received by post an unpaid toll charge notice with threats of quite substantial fines for non payment,now I have spent hours trying to get through to them to make them aware that I did pay the toll online ,with no helpful communication other than irritating AI generated responses, I have to say their customer service stinks

I’ve had a really frustrating experience with the Warburton Toll Bridge system.

I was charged £30 for an unpaid toll I didn’t even realise I’d used. The crossing was back in February, but I didn’t receive any notice until June. By that point, it was too late to just pay the original £1 charge and instead I was hit with a penalty straight away.
There’s no proactive reminder or prompt to help drivers pay in time. You’re expected to know you’ve crossed it and remember to pay by midnight the next day, otherwise a charge is issued automatically.

What makes it worse is this doesn’t feel like a one‑off. There have been wider complaints about delayed notices and people only finding out months later that they owed money, which raises serious questions about fairness and transparency.

From a user point of view, it feels like a system that catches people out rather than helps them comply. The delay in notification removes any real chance to fix the mistake early and avoid the penalty.

Overall, this feels less about managing a toll and more like a process that risks taking money from people who were never properly informed.