Truck tolls & charges

SRTA’s overview of the tolled express lanes alongside metro Atlanta interstates, with links to individual corridors and Peach Pass information.

Commercial-truck eligibility

Restricted — tractor-trailer trucks and vehicles with trailers are not allowed in Georgia’s Express Lanes. Peach Pass permits vehicles with 2 axles and 6 wheels or fewer; vehicles exceeding either limit are prohibited except over-the-road buses. A toll pass does not make a semi eligible.

Have ready

Specific corridor, vehicle axle and wheel count, and current operator eligibility rules before considering lane access.

Coverage & limits

Express-lane information, not a semi-truck route recommendation or a Georgia-wide toll schedule. Confirm current corridor rules through SRTA’s official Peach Pass resources.

Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise explains toll payment methods and links to its official rate resources. The system maps page provides Turnpike and regional facility maps.

Commercial-truck eligibility

Facility-specific — the official toll guidance accounts for vehicle axle count, but it does not confirm every road or lane is legal for your commercial truck. Turnpike Thru Lanes exclude vehicles with 3 or more axles, apart from specified bus/vanpool exceptions; multi-axle semis cannot use them. Confirm truck restrictions with the relevant operator before travel.

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Route, entry and exit, all tractor/trailer axles, travel date, and SunPass, interoperable transponder or TOLL-BY-PLATE payment method. Tolls vary by axles, route and payment.

Coverage & limits

Turnpike toll guidance and system maps are not universal Florida toll coverage or truck-clearance maps. Check each facility’s vehicle rules and effective schedule; no final charge is supplied here.

TxDOT lists Texas toll operators, their regions and roads, and the billing agency for each. Follow the directory’s official operator links for the facility on your route.

Commercial-truck eligibility

Not confirmed by this directory — it does not establish heavy-truck eligibility for each listed road or managed lane. Check the relevant operator’s official vehicle restrictions before routing a semi; a listing or accepted toll tag does not establish permission to use a facility.

Have ready

Exact toll road or managed lane, operator and billing agency, truck axle count, dimensions/weight, travel date and payment method.

Coverage & limits

Texas has multiple operators with separate business rules, billing practices and toll rates. This directory is not a statewide truck toll quote or a truck-routing approval.

Caltrans links to California toll schedules, and the California Toll Operators Committee lists regional agencies and their facilities. FasTrak accounts can pay tolls throughout California, but each issuing agency has its own account rules. There is no single statewide toll customer-service number in these directories; use your account issuer or the operator named on your toll notice.

Commercial-truck eligibility

Facility-specific — accepting FasTrak does not establish truck eligibility. Confirm axle, trailer, weight, height and express-lane restrictions with the operator before routing a commercial truck.

Have ready

Exact bridge, toll road or express lane, entry/exit and direction, travel date, tractor/trailer axle count, vehicle dimensions and weight, account issuer, and any invoice or violation number.

Coverage & limits

Selected California toll-support contacts, not a statewide truck toll quote or route approval. Bay Area FasTrak handles toll payments for the seven state-owned Bay Area toll bridges and the separately operated Golden Gate Bridge. Southern California toll roads and express lanes have distinct support services; match the facility and county before calling.

California resources and support details checked November 1, 2026. Confirm current rates and vehicle rules at the source.