Cashless Tolling Locations - Click a location for details
As part of an ongoing effort to modernize, The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PTC) is implementing cashless tolling through a series of projects that are being phased in over several years. The goal is to evaluate this system in different markets with unique characteristics, including overall traffic volume, E-ZPass usage and level of out-of-state traffic. Please select a cashless project on the map to learn more.
Nationally and globally, All-Electronic Tolling (AET) or cashless tolling brought enhanced access and ease of travel to customers. Other agencies that have selected cashless tolling systems found that safety at toll plazas improved for motorists who no longer have to change lanes in these compressed areas. Check out the National Trends page for a snapshot of what’s happening around the country.
New rates will take effect at the Gateway tolling point at milepost 2 on Interstate 76 in Lawrence County and at PA Turnpike 66, the Greensburg (Amos K. Hutchinson) Bypass in Westmoreland County upon their conversion to cashless (or all-electronic) tolling on October 27. The PTC also approved new toll rates for PA Turnpike 376, (the Beaver Valley Expressway) in Beaver and Lawrence counties, which was converted to cashless tolling in April 2017. Charts showing new rates at the three cashless locations can be found here.