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The electronic transponder/sticker issued by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is E-ZPass.
Drivers using the E-ZPass can drive in E-ZPass toll lanes and use all-electronic toll roads. Drivers from another state can also use a compatible transponderon Pennsylvania toll roads.
▸ The E-ZPass can also be used on toll roads and most bridges in Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Rhode Island, Virginia and West Virginia.
The following transponders are accepted on the toll roads in Pennsylvania, where you see a toll sign displaying the logos below. Any toll pass/transponder with a logo matching those shown below will be compatible with the E-ZPass network in Pennsylvania.
Be aware that discounts given for using a toll pass or transponder may be restricted or otherwise limited to passes issued by Pennsylvania (highlighted).
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The main transponder issued in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is E-ZPass.
If you wish to order the E-ZPass, the commonwealth offers the following types of accounts:
Pennsylvania offers both pre-paid and post-paid E-ZPass options. Individuals may not use the post-pay options - only businesses. All options require you open an E-ZPass account where funds and payments may be managed.
For individuals, the first transponder is $35, plus a $3 annual fee. Additional transponders on individual accounts are $38. The pre-paid option requires that you have money on your account and maintain money on account in order to pay for tolls as they are incurred.
For the post-paid option for businesses, see more in the green window below.
The business accounts are for individuals or companies that have vehicles weighing 15-thousand pounds or more and have a minimum of ten (10) vehicles to put on the account. These vehicles include tractor-trailers, RVs, buses, fleets of any class.
Businesses may opt to use a pre-paid or post-paid tolling option. The post-paid option is for companies that spend a minimum of $5,000 per year on tolls. This option does require a surety bond in the amount of $5000 or two-months invoices, whichever is greater.
Pennsylvania also extends a companion program to E-ZPass business account holders from other states. If you believe your business may qualify for additional volume discounts, you may apply to a companion program in Pennsylvania.
NOTICE! These are links to the official toll agencies representing or issuing the passes listed. TurnpikeInfo.com is not affliated with any government agency.
Use the options below to guide you buying a transponder for Pennsylvania.
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It is normal to get a toll transponder from the most prominent agency in any given state; however, how you travel can influence whether you get a different transponder, or even more than one.
Families and businesses will often have more than one vehicle. This usually means there is more than one transponder/pass on an account.
Most agencies allow more than one transponder to be assigned to an account, often up to five per family, and more for businesses. However, only one transponder or sticker ID can be assigned to any one vehicle at any given time.
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. This is how you will manage your transponders, your vehicles and add funds to your new toll passes.
When you get your pass, you will need to associate the identification number on the transponder or sticker with the vehicle you are using.
Proper installation of your new sticker or transponder is vital to assuring the device can be read by tolling equipment.
The illustration below provides a quick reference, and we have a complete installation guide, including special instructions for installing license-plate transponders, which are often used on large trucks and vehicles with metal-oxide windows.
NOTICE! If you are using a toll pass or transponder with one of the following networks, your pass will not work in Pennsylvania.
Refer to our nationwide road guide to see which passes work for each toll road across North America.
Beaver Valley Expressway
Also Called interstate 376 | Agency: Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Delaware Water Gap Toll Bridge
Agency: Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission
Easton Phillipsburg Toll Bridge
Also Called us 22 toll bridge | Agency: Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission
I78 Toll Bridge
Also Called interstate 78 toll bridge | Agency: Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission
Milford Montague Toll Bridge
Also Called milford toll bridge | Agency: Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission
Mon Fayette Expressway
Also Called pa 43 turnpike | Agency: Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
New Hope Lambertville Toll Bridge
Agency: Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission
PA Turnpike 576
Also Called southern beltway | Agency: Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
PA Turnpike 66
Also Called amos k hutchinson bypass, greensburg bypass | Agency: Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Also Called pa turnpike | Agency: Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Portland Columbia Toll Bridge
Agency: Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission
Scudder Falls Toll Bridge
Also Called scudder falls bridge | Agency: Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission
Trenton Morrisville Toll Bridge
Agency: Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission
States where E-ZPass is accepted are shown here. You can review transponder options and rules for each state shown below, as well as calculate your tolls and view maps.
Select a state for transponder information. Use the buttons at right for more options.
We only show above those states where we can verify acceptance of E-ZPass.
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