How does Toll Calculator Calculate Tolls

TollGuru™ considers the following factors to calculate tolls for your vehicle:

• Day and time-of-the-day: For example, tolls on SR 133, 241, 261 toll roads, SR-91 Express lanes in California are different each day of the week, and during peaks, pre & post-peak hours on a day. Please refer to toll information for your state to learn more.
• Vehicle class based on
  • Number of axles for car, SUV, pick-up, truck, RV/motorhome, bus, motorcycle
  • Whether dual tires
  • Whether towing a trailer
  • Height, weight of vehicle
• Method of payment
  • Tag transponder such as E-ZPass, SunPass, TollTag, TxTag, FasTrak, I-PASS, PikePass,
  • AutoExpreso, etc.
  • Cash (or credit/debit card)
  • Video payment systems such as Pay By Plate, ZipCash, TollByPlate, Pay by Mail, License Plate Toll etc.
• Vehicle occupancy (carpool)
• Discount program

For roads where truck tolls are based on weight and height, TollGuru™ uses a relationship between weight, height and number of axles to calculate tolls. Please refer to individual state pages to see truck toll payment information for your state.

If a method of payment cannot be used throughout a route, it is shown as 🚫. For example, if you cannot pay using cash for all toll plazas, bridges, and tunnels in your route it is shown as 🚫 . However, you will be able to see tolls for individual toll plazas, bridges, and tunnels in the toll calculator.

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