Oklahoma Toll Roads
Find out everything you need to know about the convenient toll road network in Oklahoma connecting Oklahoma City to Tulsa, Wichita, Lawson and, ultimately, Missouri. Discover the best way to navigate the tolls in this state below.
OK Toll Roads FAQs
There are many options for electronic toll payment, including PIKEPASS, TxTag, K-Tag, TollTag and EZ Tag. Cash payment might be available, but the system is going cashless and converting to the PlatePay system.
You can send a check or money order to the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority. Include your license plate number, date and time of the missed toll and the turnpike you were on.
You can either pay the missed toll by mail or follow the instructions received with a toll evasion notice. You will be charged a flat fee for toll evasion.
You can pay electronically with PIKEPASS or another pass, with cash or with the PlatePay system.
Electronic payment using PIKEPASS or another pass, cash or the PlatePay system are used on toll roads around Tulsa.
The cost of tolls depends on whether you pay with an electronic pass or cash, and how many axles your vehicle has.
No, E-ZPass is not accepted. However, there are multiple other electronic toll passes accepted in Oklahoma.
Toll Roads in Oklahoma
Turner Turnpike
| Overview | |
|---|---|
Toll Road Name | Turner Turnpike, Oklahoma |
On Which Highways | Interstate 44 |
Connecting Cities | Tulsa to Oklahoma City |
Cost of the Toll Road | Fixed rate depending on axles and distance traveled (calculate the cost of your trip here: www.pikepass.com/toll/TollCalculator.aspx) |
Distance of the Toll Road | 88 miles - 141.60 km |
How to pay | PIKEPASS, K-Tag, NTTA, cash |
Discounts | Electronically paid tolls are reduced |
How and when to use the Turner Turnpike
The legal speed limit on the Turnpike is 75mph making it possible to drive from Tulsa to downtown Oklahoma City in less than 90 minutes. It has also has interchanges near the following Oklahoma cities: Welston, Chandler, Stroud, Bristow; and near Kellyville and Sapulpa.
K-Tag holders and NTTA users can use the Turnpike at a discounted rate. E-ZPass is not accepted.
History
The Turner Turnpike opened in 1953 and is the oldest of the state’s 10 turnpikes. It is named after Governor Roy J. Turner who spurred the construction of the toll road in order to connect Oklahoma’s two largest cities.
Will Rogers Turnpike
| Overview | |
|---|---|
Toll Road Name | Will Rogers Turnpike, Oklahoma |
On Which Highways | Interstates 44 |
Connecting Cities | Tulsa to the Missouri state line |
Cost of the Toll Road | Fixed rate based on axle, weight and distance traveled (calculate your toll costs here: www.ohioturnpike.org/e-zpass/toll-rates) |
Discounts | PIKEPASS users receive discounted toll rates. |
Distance of the Toll Road | 88.5 miles - 142.40 km |
How to pay | PIKEPASS, cash |
How and when to use the Will Rogers Turnpike
Stop at the Turnpike’s famous Will Rogers Archway, a service plaza located between the toll plaza and the Vinita exit featuring a 29,135-square-foot (2,706.7 m2) McDonald's spanning the turnpike. Through windows that overlook the highway one can see the traffic passing beneath the restaurant. There is also a statue of the road’s namesake Will Rogers at the At the front of the west anchor.
History
The Will Rogers Turnpike opened in 1957 and is named after Will Rogers, an American cowboy and vaudeville performer, who is said to be Oklahoma’s “favorite son”.
H. E. Bailey Turnpike
| Overview | |
|---|---|
Toll Road Name | H. E. Bailey Turnpike, Oklahoma |
On Which Highways | Interstate 44 |
Connecting Cities | Oklahoma City to Lawton in its northern section, Lawton to Wichita Falls in its southern section |
Cost of the Toll Road | Fixed rate based on axle, weight and distance traveled (calculate your toll costs here: www.pikepass.com/toll/TollCalculator.aspx) |
Discounts | PIKEPASS users receive discounted toll rates. |
Distance of the Toll Road | 86.4 miles - 139 km |
How to pay | PIKEPASS, cash |
How and when to use the H. E. Bailey Turnpike
The Turnpike also has a 8.2 mile (13.2km) spur that provides a shorter route when traveling from Lawton to Norman, Oklahoma. When to Use: The Turnpike will get drivers from Oklahoma City to Chickasha and from Chickasha to Lawton. It provides access to Cameron University in Lawton.
History
The H. E. Bailey Turnpike opened in 1964.
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