How do you pay tolls on the Florida Turnpike?

Tolls must be paid at the time you travel through a toll lane with either cash or a prepaid account such as SunPass, E-PASS, LeeWay or another interoperable transponder account. If you have a transponder with a prepaid account, your account must contain adequate funds to ensure you can pay your toll.

How much does it cost to run the Florida Turnpike?

Tolls. Tolls on the turnpike are an average of 6.7 cents per mile (4.2 ¢/km) for cars and other two-axle vehicles using SunPass. A trip on the entire turnpike (not including the Homestead Extension) would cost $22.59 with Toll-by-Plate, and $17.45 with SunPass.

Is Florida Turnpike charging tolls?

An all-electronic tolling (AET) system will enable cashless toll collection through transponders or license plate readers and will eliminate the need for a vehicle to stop to pay a toll. The AET conversion projects has been in the works for years.

How do I pay Florida Turnpike without SunPass?

You can avoid the fee by opening a Toll-By-Plate account. Basically, it’s like SunPass only without a transponder. You provide your vehicle license plate number and a payment option like a credit or debit card.

Which Florida toll roads accept cash?

Pay toll by cash in Florida

• Martin Andersen Beachline West Expressway.
• Martin Andersen Beachline East Expressway.
• Seminole Expressway.
• Southern Connector Extension.
• Daniel Webster Western Beltway, Part C.
• Wekiva Parkway.
• SR 408 (East West Expressway)
• SR 414 (John Land Apopka Expressway)

Are tolls in Florida free?

You only pay for a toll when you choose to use a toll road. If you do not drive on the toll road, then you do not have to pay.

Do you need cash for Florida Turnpike?

Customers can pay for tolls with cash (U.S. currency) on some of Florida’s Turnpike facilities. Toll plazas along Florida’s Turnpike Mainline where cash payments are still accepted will provide at least one lane staffed with an attendant 24 hours per day.

Can I use EZ Pass on Florida Turnpike?

Florida’s Turnpike Now Accepts E-ZPass® Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise (FTE) now accepts E-ZPass, bringing interoperability to millions of toll highway customers along the East Coast of the United States and as far west to Minnesota.

Are Florida toll roads cashless?

— The days of seeing toll booths along Florida’s Turnpike in South Florida are now numbered. The turnpike is now shifting to a cashless system. An all-electronic tolling system will enable cashless toll collection through transponders or license plate readers and eliminates the need for a vehicle to stop to pay a toll.

Do Florida tolls take card?

Areas that accept cash only: The Hammock Dunes Toll Bridge in Palm Coast, Fla, does not accept SunPass ,E-Pass or credit cards. It accepts only cash and cards obtained through its own prepaid discount program.