I've seen this being discussed in foreign forums, not in English, nothing yet being discussed for Australian roads, so I thought I'd raise it here before making any changes. Thanks for the notice.

I believe it would be fair to mark it from the point where the driver can no longer exit to avoid the toll. You don't want them to navigate to a non-tolled section only to realise that they cannot escape the toll!

You're a bit late. Search the forums and you'll find a thread where there is a list of states and a list of toll roads that have been marked. Check in there before you do anything.

Oh sorry. I forgot that I can't filter out the foreign country forums in tapatalk. Didn't realize this is Australia.

Carry on.

According to today’s community newsletter, toll road avoidance is now live in Australia. I’ve just checked on my iPhone and indeed the option to avoid toll roads (under Settings > Navigation) is now there!

I've done some inspecting and this is where Aussie toll roads currently stand in Waze:

NSW

• Sydney Harbour Tunnel DONE
• Eastern Distributor DONE
• Sydney Harbour Bridge DONE
• Lane Cove Tunnel DONE
• Hills Motorway DONE
• South Western Motorway PARTIALLY DONE (Some tolled on/off ramps yet to be tagged)
• Westlink DONE
• Cross City Tunnel DONE
• Cammeray (Falcon Street) Ramps DONE

VIC

• CityLink DONE
• EastLink DONE

QLD

• Gateway Motorway DONE
• Logan Motorway OVERLY DONE (Sections of freeway which aren't tolled are tagged as tolled.)
• Clem Jones Tunnel DONE
• Go Between Bridge DONE

So we're pretty much done. I can't fix the NSW and QLD roads so hopefully someone else can. Also, I'm gonna now post in the official toll road thread that Australia is good to go for toll free routing!

Civic01Vic wrote:I believe it would be fair to mark it from the point where the driver can no longer exit to avoid the toll. You don't want them to navigate to a non-tolled section only to realise that they cannot escape the toll!

We haven't gotten anything official from Waze on how the feature actually works. We have come to a consensus to only mark the first segment of the road where you can not exit any more and every segment from an entrance ramp then on (unless coming from a rest stop), or if it is on a road where it is in a neighborhood and is not a split highway to split off a segment on top of the booth, mark both those segments one way and mark the one with the toll as a toll.

I've already marked a number in Sydney.

Remember to mark the sections that are tolled, rather than entire roads though.