In Alaska, there exists a solitary toll tunnel: the Anton Anderson Memorial Tunnel, more commonly referred to as the Whittier tunnel. This Alaskan toll tunnel spans 2.5 miles, linking the port town of Whittier on Prince William Sound to the Seward Highway and southcentral Alaska.

The tunnel accommodates both cars and trains, facilitating transportation to the city of Whittier, Alaska. It enables a single lane of vehicle traffic to pass directly above the railroad track area, with alternating usage between automobiles and trains. Managed by the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities, the tunnel predominantly operates as a roadway throughout both the summer and winter seasons.

Trucks in Alaska pay tolls based on the number of axles, whether they pull trailers or not, and weight.

You can calculate the toll and fuel cost to travel across the toll tunnel by truck(s) and other parts of the US using our Truck Toll Calculator.