Georgia Toll Roads
Drive comfortably throughout Georgia using its convenient express roads network on the I-75, I-85 and Northwest Corridor. Discover length, payment methods, missed payments and discounts on Georgias' toll roads for your upcoming trip!
GA Toll Roads FAQs
You can only pay to use the Georgia Express Lanes with a Peach Pass transponder.
If you use an express lane without a Peach Pass electronic transponder, a photo will be taken of your license plate, and you will receive a bill for the toll plus a violation fee with instructions on how to pay.
If you don’t pay your toll violation and administrative fee, you will be charged a civil penalty. If you still don’t pay, your vehicle registration could be suspended.
The pricing to use the express lanes is dynamic depending on demand and is a minimum of 10 cents per mile. You will see the price before entering the express lanes.
You can pay to use the express lanes on certain roads with a Peach Pass transponder.
No, you can’t use an E-ZPass. You need to have a Peach Pass to use the Georgia Express Lanes.
Toll Roads in Georgia
I-85 Express Lanes
Find all the best information to help you travel around and with the I-85 Express Lanes.
| Overview | |
|---|---|
Toll Road Name | I-85 Express Lanes |
On Which Highways | I-85 |
Connecting Cities | This express lane connects Atlanta with Gwinnett County. |
Cost of tolls | Users pay a toll from 10 to 90 cents per mile depending on traffic conditions and usage. |
Distance of the Toll Road | This express lane is 15 miles long. |
How to pay | On this express lane, you can only pay using Peach Pass, Sun Pass, Quick Pass. Payment by cash is not possible |
How and when to use the I-85 Express Lanes?
The I-85 Express Lane in Georgia is accessible between just south of the I-285 northeast of Atlanta and where the I-85 Extension starts in Gwinnett County. There are multiple entrances and exits. The I-85 is extremely transited and this express lane helps avoid heavy traffic when entering and exiting Atlanta from the northeast. Make sure to enter the lanes correctly and to not cross the double white lines. When heading northbound on the I-85, you’ll have access to the express lane at Chamblee Tucker Road and Pleasantdale Road. As for those going southbound, you’ll find the prices and entrance marked at Beaver Ruin Road and Lawrenceville Suwanee Road. The vehicles traveling with 3 or more person carpools are allowed to transit with a Peach Pass on the express lanes toll-free.
I-85 Express Lane Extension
Find all the best information to help you travel around and with the I-85 Express Lane Extension.
| Overview | |
|---|---|
Toll Road Name | I-85 Express Lanes Extension |
On Which Highways | I85 |
Connecting Cities | This express lane connects Atlanta with Suwanee and Buford. |
Toll Cost for Cars | Variable rate depending on traffic density with the minimum rate being $0.10 per mile. |
Truck Toll Cost | Variable cost depending on number of axles and traffic density. |
Distance of the Toll Road | The express lane is a 10 mile long extension to the I-85 express lane. |
How to pay | Peach Pass, Sun Pass or Quick Pass. |
How and when to use the I-85 Express Lane Extension?
The I-85 Express Lane Extension is a 10 mile extension to the existing I-85 Express Lanes for transit in and out of Atlanta. They begin at the north of the existing I-85 at Old Peachtree Road and extend to Hamilton Mill Road. These tolls are charged separately. Always make sure to enter the express lanes correctly without crossing over the double white lines to avoid any toll violations. There are various entrances and exits both north and southbound throughout the 10 miles. When heading north you may enter or exit at Lawrenceville Suwanee Road, I-985, SR 20 Buford Drive and Hamilton Mill Road. As for the southbound exits, you’ll find them at SR 20 Buford Drive, Lawrenceville Suwanee Road, Old Peachtree Road and the continuation onto I-85 Express Lanes. The vehicles traveling with 3 or more person carpools are allowed to transit with a Peach Pass on the express lanes toll-free.
I-75 South Metro Express Lanes
Find all the best information to help you travel around and with the I-75 South Metro Express Lanes.
| Overview | |
|---|---|
Toll Road Name | I-75 Express Lane |
On which highways | I75 |
Connecting Cities | This express lane connects Atlanta with Stockbridge and McDonough. |
Toll Cost for Cars | The pricing is dynamic, increasing along with the demand. The minimum rate is $0.10 per mile. |
Truck Toll Cost | Trucks must have 6 or fewer wheels to use the express lanes. The pricing is dynamic, increasing along with the demand. |
Distance of the Toll Road | The express lane is 12 miles long. |
How to pay | Peach Pass, Sun Pass or Quick Pass. |
How and when to use the I-75 Express Lanes?
The express lanes on south I-75 are additional lanes that are reversible throughout the day. They travel northbound in the morning and southbound in the evening Sunday to Friday to improve the traffic flow for commuters into Atlanta. On Saturday the operating hours are the opposite. The South Metro Express Lanes are closed from 11AM to 1.30PM and from 11PM to 1AM on all days. The access points are north of State Route 155, north of State Route 20, Jonesboro Road and south of State Route 138. You may be subject to a toll violation if you enter or exit the express lane incorrectly, such as crossing the double white lines.
Northwest Corridor Express Lane
Find all the best information to help you travel around and with the Northwest Corridor Express Lane.
| Overview | |
|---|---|
Toll Road Name | Northwest Corridor Express Lane |
On Which highways | I75 and I575 |
Connecting Cities | These express lanes connect Atlanta with Marietta, Kennesaw and Woodstock. |
Toll Cost for Cars | The pricing is dynamic, increasing along with the demand. The minimum rate is $0.10 per mile. |
Truck Toll Cost | Trucks must have 6 or fewer wheels to use the express lanes. The pricing is dynamic, increasing along with the demand. |
Distance of the Toll Road | This express lane stretches about 29.7 miles |
How to pay | Peach Pass, Sun Pass or Quick Pass. |
How and when to use the Northwest Corridor Express Lanes?
The Northwest Corridor Express Lanes are reversible toll lanes improving the travel north of Atlanta. These reversible lanes generally travel southbound in the morning and northbound in the evening. However, on Saturdays the direction of the express lanes are only southbound. You’ll find access points at Hickory Grove Rd, Big Shanty Rd, Roswell Rd, Terrell Mill Rd and north of Akers Mill Rd on the I-75 and at Chastain Rd, Alabama Rd and south of Sixes Rd on the I-575. If you wish to avoid driving and paying the toll, there are transit options for the Northwest Corridor Express Lane. There are Xpress buses and registered vanpools that make the trip to and from Atlanta on the express lanes. There are multiple “Park and Ride” lots along the I-75 and the I-575 where you can leave your vehicle and take the Xpress bus.
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