The M50 toll point sits between Junction 6 and Junction 7. There is no traditional toll booth. Cameras record vehicles travelling in either direction.
The toll in three moments
No booth does not mean no toll
The barrier-free system is designed to keep traffic moving. Purple overhead signs mark the tolled section, but there is no queue, cash window or card terminal to force the payment decision at the road.
The rental agreement comes first
Many larger rental firms pay the toll and later charge the customer under their own arrangement. Others leave payment to the driver. Paying twice is wasteful; assuming the company pays can lead to penalties. Confirm the exact process before leaving the desk.
The clock belongs to the following day
An unregistered driver who is responsible for payment must settle the toll by 8pm on the day after the journey. Put the vehicle registration and deadline into the phone as soon as the route includes the tolled section.
Only one M50 section carries this charge
The camera toll applies between Junction 6 at the N3 and Junction 7 at the N4. Driving elsewhere on the M50 does not automatically mean crossing that toll point, although other Irish roads have their own toll arrangements.
Keep the confirmation with the rental record
Save the eFlow receipt or payment confirmation until the vehicle deposit and final rental invoice are settled. A screenshot with the registration number, date and amount is easier to use than reconstructing the trip weeks later.