How do I pay unpaid tolls in NY?

Pay online by clicking VIOLATIONS on the menubar and providing information from the Violation Notice you received. Pay by credit or debit card using our Voice Response System by dialing 1-800-333-TOLL(8655). Have your notice at hand. Pay by mailing a check.



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The fee is automatically waived on first-time notices if the toll is paid by the due date.

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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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Tolls Across New York No Longer Accepting Change or Dollar Bills. New Yorkers will have to put those coins away and are being encouraged to pick up an E-Z pass as tolls across the state are now cashless.

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The only reason that I can see tolls being so expensive in the NYC area is that New York and New Jersey governments use them as a source of general revenue. With so many drivers having no choice but to take bridges and tunnels to get to work, that's quite a considerable revenue stream.

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