Pennsylvania Turnpike Tolls And Toll Calculator

Tolls On the Pennsylvania Turnpike

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How much does it cost to take the Pennsylvania Turnpike?

To calculate a toll for your trip, use the Toll Calculator below.

If you are traveling the full length of the Pennsylvania Turnpike, the following tolls currently apply for the vehicle classes shown.

▷ Toll as of January 2, 2022.

Class 1: Passenger cars, motorcycles, vans, etc.

Mainline charges:

E-ZPass $42.80

Cash/AET $86.50

Class 2: 7001 to 15,000 lbs.

Mainline charges:

E-ZPass $62.70

Cash/AET $127.00

Class 3: 15,001 to 19,000 lbs.

Mainline charges:

E-ZPass $75.60

Cash/AET $153.20

Class 4: 19,001 to 30,000 lbs.

Mainline charges:

E-ZPass $90.90

Cash/AET $183.80

Class 5: 30,001 to 45,000 lbs.

Mainline charges:

E-ZPass $127.50

Cash/AET $257.50

Class 6: 45,001 to 62,000 lbs.

Mainline charges:

E-ZPass $160.00

Cash/AET $322.80

Class 7: 62,001 to 80,000 lbs.

Mainline charges:

E-ZPass $228.90

Cash/AET $461.90

Mainline Barrier Charges

Ohio Gateway (EB Only) By Total Axles

E-ZPass: 2) $6.70 3) $13.10 4) $19.60 5) $26.10 6+) $32.60

Cash/AET: 2) $13.70 3) $26.80 4) $40.10 5) $52.90 6+) $65.90

Delaware River Bridge (WB Only) By Total Axles

E-ZPass: 2) $6.50 3) $12.60 4) $18.90 5) $25.10 6+) $31.30

Cash/AET: 2) $8.70 3) $17.20 4) $25.50 5) $34.10 6+) $42.40

Class 8+ and Northeast Extension

For Class 8 vehicles or Class 9 vehicles, or to calculate trips that include the Northeast Extension, please use the Toll Calculator below.

Calculate your trip on the Pennsylvania Turnpike using our Toll Calculator. It is always free to use for all toll roads on TurnpikeInfo.com.

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Traveling the Pennsylvania Turnpike

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Distance, Direction & Destinations

The following is a synopsis of the Pennsylvania Turnpike

► Approximate Total Distance: 441 miles/710.0 kilometers (includes extension)
► Travel Direction: Westbound and Eastbound
► Starting exit and mile marker: Westgate / Ohio Turnpike at MM 1.4, in Enon Valley.
► Ending exit and mile marker: 131:NE Ext / I–81 / US 11 / Clarks Summit at MM 131.3, in Clarks Summit.
► Major Destinations:
- ▷ Philadelphia
- ▷ Valley Forge
- ▷ Harrisburg
- ▷ Breezewood
- ▷ New Stanton
- ▷ Norristown
- ▷ Allentown
- ▷ Pittsburgh
- ▷ New Castle
- ▷ Cranberry
- ▷ King Of Prussia
- ▷ Wilkes Barre
- ▷ → Includes Northeast Extension
- ▷ Scranton

► TOTAL DISTANCE MEASURES DRIVING DISTANCE BETWEEN STARTING AND ENDING EXITS FOR THIS ROADWAY

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Travel Times

8 hours, 1 minute @ 55 m.p.h.
6 hours, 46 minutes @ 65 m.p.h.
5 hours, 52 minutes @ 75 m.p.h.

Obey all speed limits! Travel times are approximate and are based on ideal travel conditions. The times displayed here do not take into account any variations in speed, including time taken for rest stops, fuel stops, lodging, adverse traffic conditions or other delays.

Toll Reference

PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE PASS COMPATIBILITY

The primary toll pass for the commonwealth of Pennsylvania is the E-ZPass

The following transponders are accepted on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Any toll pass/transponder with a logo matching those shown below will be compatible with the network on the Pennsylvania Turnpike

TRANSPONDERS ACCEPTED ON THE PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE

e-zpass
i-pass
riverlink
quick pass
epass-xtra
uni
sunpass pro

▷ Visit the Pennsylvania toll pass page for complete information about compatible passes on the Pennsylvania Turnpike.

Be aware that discount tolls, those given for using a toll pass or transponder, may be restricted or otherwise limited to only that specific pass issued by Pennsylvania. Compatible passes issued by states other than Pennsylvania may not qualify for discount tolls, although the transponder will work on the Pennsylvania Turnpike.

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TOLL CLASSES

The following class or axle definitions will apply for your travel on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. A list of compatible toll transponders is shown below.

Remember, when counting axles, make certain to count all axles with wheels touching the ground. Be sure to include axles on any trailers your vehicle may be towing. That is the criteria for determining the total axles on your vehicle.

Pennsylvania's New Vehicle Classes

Pennsylvania is in the process of converting its tolling to a new vehicle classification structure, and eventually the weight class will be eliminated.

The conversion process began on April 29, 2018 at the Clark's Summit Toll Plaza and the Keyser Avenue Toll Plaza, both located at the north end of the Northeast Extension of the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Starting with these barriers, a new axle and height-based system is being tested and implemented.

This new axle and height system is similar to New York, using the same class identifiers as the NYS Thruway. See the insets for reference.

CASH NO LONGER ACCEPTED AT KEYSER AND CLARK

Cash will no longer be accepted at the Keyser Avenue and Clark's Summit Barriers, as Pennsylvania is moving to an open-road tolling system. If you use these barriers and do not have an E-ZPass or compatible toll pass, you will receive an invoice for your tolls.

The Pennsylvania Turnpike uses the following class definitions for vehicles:

► Class 1: Passenger cars, motorcycles, vans, etc.
► Class 2: 7001 to 15,000 lbs.
► Class 3: 15,001 to 19,000 lbs.
► Class 4: 19,001 to 30,000 lbs.
► Class 5: 30,001 to 45,000 lbs.
► Class 6: 45,001 to 62,000 lbs.
► Class 7: 62,001 to 80,000 lbs.
► Class 8: 80,001 to 100,000 lbs.
► Class 9: 100,000 lbs. or more

Additionally, tolls on the Pennsylvania Turnpike are calculated based on the number of axles for your vehicle.

The Pennsylvania Turnpike has 7 axle designations.

When calculating a toll, the following options will be available in the calculator's drop-down menu:

► 2 Axles
► 3 Axles
► 4 Axles
► 5 Axles
► 6 Axles
► 7 Axles
► 8 Axles

Pennsylvania Turnpike Snapshot

▷ Photo: May 2012

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