Humber Bridge
The Humber Bridge between Hessle and Barton-upon-Humber uses camera-based tolling (operated by the Humber Bridge Board). You can pay online or set up a Humber Bridge Toll Account that's charged automatically.
It's the familiar pay-later trap: if you don't pay by the deadline, an Unpaid Toll Notice is issued with an admin fee on top — and it escalates from there.
Pay-as-you-go
£2.00 / crossing
£1.50 on Auto Pay
Fine if you forget
£25.00
Pay-by deadline
By midnight the day after you cross. Miss it and an Unpaid Toll Notice (with a £25 admin fee) is issued the following day.
£2.00 per crossing for a car (2-axle vehicle under 3.5 tonnes) paying as a one-off, or £1.50 on a registered Humber Bridge account. Motorbikes and trikes cross free. Larger vehicles pay more (£5.00 for 3.5–7t, £15.00 for 3+ axles / over 7.5t). Pay by midnight the day after crossing.
How to pay it yourself
- 1Go to the official Humber Bridge tolls website.
- 2Pay your crossing online, or by phone.
- 3Pay the toll (£2.00 for a standard car, or £1.50 on a registered Humber Bridge account; motorbikes cross free).
- 4Or open a Humber Bridge Toll Account — or let Snaptoll keep your crossings covered automatically.
What happens if you don't pay
An Unpaid Toll Notice adds a £25 admin fee, rising to a £50 Violation Charge, then a Final Reminder, then debt recovery (a further £75) if it stays unpaid.
Never think about the Humber Bridge again
Register your number plate with Snaptoll once, and we keep every crossing covered automatically, before the deadline — so a forgotten payment doesn't have to become a fine.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the Humber Bridge toll?
£2.00 for a standard car (2-axle vehicle under 3.5 tonnes), or £1.50 on a registered Humber Bridge account. Motorbikes and trikes cross free; larger vehicles pay more.
When do I have to pay the Humber Bridge toll by?
By midnight the day after you cross. Miss it and an Unpaid Toll Notice is issued with a £25 admin fee added, escalating if it stays unpaid.
How does Snaptoll handle the Humber Bridge?
We register your plate on a Humber Bridge account, so your crossings are covered and paid automatically — no logging in, no deadline to remember.
When will the charge appear after I cross?
You're covered the moment you cross. The charge then reaches your card up to 3 days — the Humber Bridge operator bills us in arrears, so a short delay before it appears is normal. When we collect, you get a receipt confirming exactly what you were charged.