For those who still want to pay their tolls with cash, the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission is giving motorists more options.

PA Turnpike CEO Mark Compton on Monday said whether digital options or cash, the Turnpike Commission has taken steps to make ...

The Pennsylvania Turnpike is now offering expanded cash payment options to customers. As part of a collaboration with KUBRA, ...

The new rate will not be applied at TOLL BY PLATE facilities converted before 2020. With the PA Turnpike TOLL BY PLATE option, high-speed cameras capture license-plate images as vehicles pass by.

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On Jan. 7, tolls for all E-ZPass and Toll By Plate customers on the Pa. Turnpike will increase by five-percent will take effect. The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission approved the move back in July.

(WHTM)– Toll lanes will be closed next week as the Pennsylvania Turnpike begins work to reconfigure interchanges. According to the PA Turnpike, traffic restrictions will begin at Fort Washington ...

Here We Go Again: Pa. Turnpike Raising Tolls for 15th-Straight Year The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission approved a 5% toll increase to go into effect in Jan. 2023 ...

The new rates will take effect Jan. 8, 2023. The toll for a passenger vehicle to go from the Lehigh Valley interchange to the Mid-County interchange will go from $5.10 to $5.35.50 for E-Z Pass […] ...

A 5% increase will boost the most-common toll for a passenger vehicle to $1.80 from $1.70 for E-Zpass customers and to $4.40from $4.10 for the so-called “Toll by Plate” customers.