Direction signs
What do direction signs look like?
Payment to attendant
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Is the payment to attendant sign important for the theory test and driving test?
This sign is part of the theory test syllabus, and you should be able to recognize it and understand its main meaning. It is usually less central during the driving test, but you should still be familiar with it.
What does the payment to attendant sign mean?
The payment to attendant sign indicates that the toll station does not have an automatic payment system. You must enter the lane, stop at the window, and pay the toll directly to a traffic attendant, either by cash or card.
When do you encounter the payment to attendant sign?
You may encounter the payment to attendant sign at:
- Small toll stations – where there is no automatic card reader or toll tag.
- Private roads or ferry connections – where a staff member handles the payment.
- Scheduled payment hours – where manual payment is only open during certain periods.
How do you complete the payment correctly?
When you stop at the window, have your card or cash ready. Follow the attendant's instructions, hand over the payment, and wait for the barrier to lift before you drive on.
Tips for safe and fast payment
Have your payment card or the exact cash amount ready in good time. Read the signing carefully, choose the correct lane, and wait for the green light from the attendant to ensure good traffic flow.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ) about the payment to attendant sign
- Can I use a toll tag here? – No. The payment to attendant sign indicates that toll tags are not accepted; pay directly to the attendant.
- Does the sign apply to all vehicles? – Yes. All motor vehicles must stop and pay manually, unless otherwise indicated.