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If you want to order a Kentucky RiverLink, the options below will guide you to the proper agencies in Kentucky.
Available Passes In Kentucky By Agency
Louisville-Southern Indiana Ohio River Bridges Project
RiverLink — New Account / Buy RiverLink ▷
Available Accounts By Agency
Louisville-Southern Indiana Ohio River Bridges Project
RiverLink — Account Login ▷
When you order a pass, you will be required to set up a toll pass account with the state or regional agency that issues the transponder or sticker.
After you get your pass, you will need to associate the transponder number with the vehicle you are using.
Often, families will have more than one vehicle and, consequently, more than one pass on their account. Most agencies permit more than one transponder to be assigned to an account, but only one vehicle may be assigned to a transponder ID at any given time.
If you wish to order the RiverLink issued by Kentucky, the commonwealth offers the following types of accounts:
Kentucky offers drivers personal accounts for individuals and families. You may have as many as four RiverLink stickers or RiverLink transponders, or any combination up to four units, on a single account.
Kentucky offers business owners and truckers a commercial RiverLink account option. This is particularly useful for fleets.
Kentucky offers drivers the option of getting a free RiverLink transponder for use on the local toll bridges connecting Louiville and the Southern Indiana metro area. While the toll pass transponder is free, you must still set up an account and fund toll charges to pay the costs of using the Ohio River Bridges.
It is important to note, the RiverLink sticker can not be moved from car to car. Once affixed to the windshield, it can not be removed without being destroyed.
Kentucky offers travelers a RiverLink transponder that is compatibile across the E-ZPass system. The E-ZPass-compatible RiverLink transponder unit costs $15 each, and you must still fund your account with pre-paid tolls before you can use your new RiverLink.
The RiverLink transponder, unlike the local-use sticker, can be moved from vehicle to vehicle, as you desire, as long as each vehicle is registered with RiverLink, so that the transponder and your license plate will be matched properly.
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See our Install Toll Pass section for complete mounting instructions for your toll pass.
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The toll pass issued by the commonwealth of Kentucky is RiverLink. Drivers using the RiverLink can drive in RiverLink toll lanes and use all-electronic toll roads. Additionally, drivers with a toll pass compatible with the RiverLink can use their pass on toll roads in the commonwealth of Kentucky.
For help installing a toll pass, see our Install Toll Pass section for complete mounting instructions.
To calculate a toll for a road or a trip, see our toll calculator page.
The RiverLink and compatible passes can be used on the following roads in the commonwealth of Kentucky:
Abraham Lincoln Bridge
Agency: Louisville-Southern Indiana Ohio River Bridges Project
John F Kennedy Memorial Bridge
Agency: Louisville-Southern Indiana Ohio River Bridges Project
Lewis And Clark Bridge
Agency: Louisville-Southern Indiana Ohio River Bridges Project
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Some states may issue discounts for using a toll pass, but not all. In states or on roads where there is a discount, the discount may be limited to those with an account with that state's toll pass system, i.e.: commonwealth of Kentucky.
To learn what discounts may apply to you, simply use our toll calculators. Applicable discounts, and the terms that apply, are shown for each roadway.
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Other states that accept the RiverLink are shown here. Only the locations we can verify that accept the RiverLink will be shown here.
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While there are states where the RiverLink is accepted in some areas, unless the RiverLink is accepted statewide, it will not be listed above.
To make certain your toll pass is compatible with other states' tolling systems, see the reference sections below for additional detail and maps. You may also review our road-by-road compatibility list.
To find out which passes are taken on each road, please refer to our Toll Pass List page, which you can access below.
See our “Install Toll Pass” section for complete mounting instructions for your toll pass.
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The following transponders are accepted on the toll roads in Kentucky. Any toll pass/transponder with a logo matching those shown below will be compatible with the RiverLink network in Kentucky.
Be aware that discounts given for using a toll pass or transponder may be restricted or otherwise limited to passes issued by Kentucky.
Compatible passes issued by states other than Kentucky may not qualify for discount tolls, but the transponder will work on toll roads within the commonwealth of Kentucky.
Crucially, if you have a toll pass or transponder that is used with one of the following networks, your pass will not work in Kentucky.
Regional pass compatibility has become quite common, particularly across the New England states to the Midwest and through the Mid-Atlantic. Additionally, two other large, regional networks dominate the Southern Plains and the Deep South.
See our “Install Toll Pass” section for complete mounting instructions for your toll pass.
To find out which passes are taken on each road, please refer to our Toll Pass List page, which you can access below.
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Most states' and many regions' toll agencies have their version of an electronic toll sticker or transponder, from E-ZPass and compatible transponders like I-Pass and Sunpass, to more regional and local networks, like TxTag, K-Tag or California's FasTrak.
In most jurisdictions, using a transponder means lower toll bills, as many agencies discount the toll rates for toll pass account holders. The discounts can be substantial for regular haulers and commuters, who may need to use a specific road or group of roads on a consistent basis.
See our “Install Toll Pass” section for complete mounting instructions for your toll pass.
To find out which passes are taken on each road, please refer to our Toll Pass List page, which you can access below.
The E-ZPass system is the largest interoperable toll collection and payment system in the United States.
States connected to the E-ZPass system include Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Virginia and West Virginia.
Additionally, as of May 28, 2021, all of Florida's toll roads are compatible with E-ZPass.
The SunPass is used primarily on state and local toll roads in Florida. SunPass unveiled the Sunpass Pro in 2021, which is compatible with all E-ZPass roads. E-ZPass transponders and stickers are now compatible on Florida toll roads.
It is important to note that Sunpass stickers and transponders issued before May 28, 2021 are only compatible with Georgia and North Caroilna toll roads; the LeeWay, issued in the Fort Myers area, is also only compatible with the old SunPass network system, not the new one.
The accompanying graphics show where each version of SunPass is compatible, and it displays the passes that are compatible with the network of states shown.
SunPass Pro: Compatible With E-ZPass
Regular SunPass: NOT Compatible With E-ZPass
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TxTag is the statewide pass used across the state of Texas. There are two other major regional systems in Texas: the TollPass from the Dallas-Fort Worth area and the TollTag from the Houston area. Both systems are compatible across the state of Texas.
Additionally, all passes from Texas may be used in Oklahoma and Kansas, and vice versa. The Kansas K-Tag and the Oklahoma PikePass are also compatible across this tri-state region of the Southern Plains.
FasTrak is California's statewide electronic toll system. It is not compatible with systems outside California.
There are other toll systems in states that operate toll roads, tunnels and/or bridges. These include Colorado's ExpressToll and Go Pass!, the Good To Go pass in Washington State, as well as various bridge passes and cards that are used at international crossings between the United States and Canada.
See our “Install Toll Pass” section for complete mounting instructions for your toll pass.
To find out which passes are taken on each road, please refer to our Toll Pass List page, which you can access below.
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