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M6 Toll T1 to T6 cost

T1 (Dunton) is in Zone A and T6 (Burntwood) is in Zone B, so a journey between them covers Zones A and B and pays the 2-zone fare: £9.50 contactless or £8.40 on Breeze for a car. The road lets you drive it in both directions. T6 is the last junction before the Great Wyrley plaza, where Zone B becomes Zone C. Carrying on to T7 or T8 adds Zone C: £12.00 for a car, £2.50 more.

Car, contactless
£9.50
Car, Breeze
£8.40
Zones
2 (A and B)
Can you drive it?
Both directions

Which way the road lets you drive it

Several M6 Toll junctions only work in one direction, so a journey that looks fine on a map may not be possible. These movements come from the operator’s junction map.

northbound

T1 to T6: yes

The toll is taken at the toll station on the T6 exit slip.

southbound

T6 to T1: yes

The toll is taken at the Weeford Park mainline plaza, between T4 and T3.

T1 to T6 prices for every vehicle

The 2-zone rates from the operator’s pricing tables, verified October 2026.

VehicleContactlessBreeze
Motorcycle
Class 1
£4.90£4.10
saves £0.80
Car
Class 2
£9.50£8.40
saves £1.10
Car with trailer or caravan
Class 3
£14.10£12.30
saves £1.80
Van, minibus, motorhome, 2-axle HGV or coach
Class 4
£17.30£15.50
saves £1.80
HGV or coach, 3 to 6 axles
Class 5
£18.20£16.40
saves £1.80

The two ends of the journey

T1Dunton, Zone A

Connects to: M42 J9, A4097 Kingsbury Road

Join: Northbound from the A4097, southbound from the M42. Leave: Northbound to the M42; southbound traffic leaves the tolled road at this southern end, for the M42 south and the M6 at J3a.

The southern end of the road, where the M6toll meets the M42 at J9. T1 has no toll station of its own: a journey starting here pays further on, at a junction exit toll station or at the Great Wyrley mainline plaza.

T6Burntwood, Zone B

Connects to: A5195, for the A5 and the B5011

Join: Northbound and southbound. Leave: Northbound and southbound.

The last junction inside Zone B. Norton Canes services sit further west, on the mainline between T6 and T7, and are reached from the road itself rather than from this junction.

What a regular T1 to T6 run costs

Our arithmetic over the operator’s published car fares, for ten single journeys a week (a five-day return commute) over fifty-two weeks.

CarPer weekPer year
Contactless£95.00£4,940.00
Breeze£84.00£4,368.00
Breeze saves£11.00£572.00

Try your own pattern in the commuter calculator.

T1 to T6 FAQ

How much is T1 to T6 on the M6 Toll?
£9.50 contactless for a Class 2 car, or £8.40 with a Breeze account, a saving of £1.10 (12%). It is the 2-zone fare: T1 (Dunton) is in Zone A and T6 (Burntwood) is in Zone B, so the journey covers Zones A and B. A motorbike pays £4.90, a car towing a trailer or caravan £14.10, and a van, minibus, motorhome or 2-axle HGV £17.30, all contactless.
Can you drive T1 to T6 in both directions?
Yes. Both junctions let you join and leave in the directions this journey needs, so it works northbound (T1 to T6) and southbound (T6 to T1), at the same fare either way.
Where do you pay on T1 to T6?
Northbound (T1 to T6), the toll is taken at the toll station on the T6 exit slip. Southbound (T6 to T1), the toll is taken at the Weeford Park mainline plaza, between T4 and T3. That is one charge for the whole journey. Contactless users tap at the barrier; Breeze accounts are billed by number-plate camera.
Is T6 the junction for Norton Canes services?
No. Norton Canes services sit on the mainline between T6 and T7, in Zone B, and are reached from the road itself rather than from a junction slip road. Stopping there does not change your fare: the zone count is set by where you join and where you leave.

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