Pay Tolls & Invoices
You’re in the right place if you need to make a payment for an invoice you’ve received or for a toll you’ve missed within 10 days of your trip.
PayNearMe
Whether you're here to pro-actively pay a missed toll or you've already received an invoice in the mail, you can now do everything through our new payment portal. We accept credit and debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, Venmo, Cash App Pay, ACH bank transfer, and cash at 62,000+ retail locations nationwide. Click below to pay your violation. You can search for any outstanding tolls via your license plate number and violation date. Please note that we no longer accept check payments.
Dispute Toll Violation
TIMELY DISPUTE: The violation enforcement center must receive the dispute within 60 days from notice issuance date. The enforcement center processes all violation disputes within 5 business days. Submitting a dispute will not change the due date of a notice. Click below to submit a dispute.
ACCOUNT IN GOOD STANDING: If you are an EZ-pass customer and you believe your account was in good standing at the time of the violation transactions on the notice, please click below to provide supporting documentation/E-ZPass statement.
Dispute Toll Violation
Helpful Tips to Avoid a Toll Violation
Stay on track and avoid unexpected charges with these simple tips:
- Keep Your Account Funded – Make sure your toll account has sufficient balance.
- Update Your Vehicle Info – Keep your license plate and vehicle details current.
- Install Your Transponder Correctly – Ensure it's mounted properly for accurate reads.
- Watch for Toll Signs – Be alert to toll zone indicators and payment instructions.
- Tesla's need license plate mounted E-ZPass transponders as their windshield technology interferes with device reading correctly at toll booth.