How do I pay toll roads in New York?

Drivers with an E-ZPass simply have their toll paid through their E-ZPass account and often experienced reduced rates. For those drivers without an E-ZPass, a picture of your car's license plate will be taken and a Tolls by Mail bill will be mailed to the registered owner's address.



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There are several ways to pay tolls in New York City: E-ZPass, Tolls by Mail, and Pay Toll Now. No matter how you pay, you can use any lane. Only E-ZPass will get you a discount of 30-50 percent.

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To know if you owe toll in New York, you can visit: E-ZPass NY Violation page. Toll By Mail Inquiry page.

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You can pay for USA toll roads in multiple ways. Barrier or ticket systems usually have the option to pay via cash or card at a booth. However, tolls will predominantly be paid for online or with transponders.

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Not only is E-ZPass the best way to travel, but you can also save over 20%* on tolls at the George Washington Bridge, Lincoln Tunnel, Holland Tunnel, Bayonne Bridge, Goethals Bridge and Outerbridge Crossing. *Applies to accounts at the E-ZPass New York and New Jersey Customer Service Centers only.

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What happens if I don't pay the toll? After your travel, you'll get a bill in the mail 30 to 40 days later (assuming you don't have E-ZPass). From there, you have 30 days to pay it.

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Customers who do not have an E-ZPass tag will also travel through the toll point without stopping. The overhead cameras photograph the vehicle's license plate for processing. A toll bill is sent to the registered owner of the vehicle through Tolls by Mail.

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