Washington Toll Roads - Calculate Toll Prices
Discover all of the toll roads in Washington (state), making it easier to plan your road trip to Washington. See all of the toll roads below, click on each toll road to learn how much it costs, how long it is and which cities it travels through.
WA Toll Roads FAQs
You can pay tolls with a Good to Go! pass on all toll roads, and some accept cash. You can also pay with an invoice if you use an electronic toll lane without a Good to Go! pass.
If you use an electronic toll lane without a valid transponder or toll pass, the registered owner of the vehicle will receive an invoice by mail.
You can pay tolls on the SR 99 Tunnel or SR 520 Bridge 829420with a Good to Go! Pass, cash or by invoice.
The toll price for a 2-axle car or vehicle to use tunnels and bridges depends on the time of day, day of the week and payment method, and ranges from $1.00 to $7.25. Express lanes use dynamic pricing and are free of charge when there is little traffic but cost $0.75 to $10.00 at other times.
No, E-ZPass is not accepted in Washington. You can use a Good to Go! pass or pay with cash or by invoice for some tunnels and bridges.
Toll Roads in Washington
SR 520 Bridge, or the Evergreen Point Floating Bridge
| Overview | |
|---|---|
On which Highways | Washington State Route 520 |
Connecting Cities | Seattle and the suburb of Bellevue. |
Toll Cost for Cars | The cost of this toll road varies depending on when you use it. It ranges from $3.25 to $6.30. |
Truck Toll Cost | The cost for vehicles with more than 2 axles varies according to the number of axles and time of day the toll road is used. Trucks with more than 2 axles will pay between $4.90 and $18.90. |
Length of toll road | 1.5 miles |
How to pay | This is an electronic tolling facility. The 2 methods of payment are the prepaid “Good to Go!” electronic toll system or by mail. |
Discounts | “Good to Go!” account holders pay discounted rates. Otherwise, there are no discounts available unless you are driving a bus or carpool that meets specific requirements. |
How and when to use the SR 520 Bridge
The SR 520 Bridge over Lake Washington connects Seattle to the eastern region of King County, mainly Bellevue, Kirkland and Redmond. This toll road intersects several other highways including Interstate 5 in Seattle, SR 202 in Redmond, and I-405 in Bellevue. There are no toll booths on this road as it is electronic tolling only. Drivers can pay with their prepaid “Good to Go!” account or you can send the toll fee by mail for $2 if you don’t have a prepaid account. For payment by mail, a photo will be taken of your license plate and a bill will be sent to you. There are several places where you can enter and exit the toll road. On the Seattle side, you can enter and exit from I-5, Montlake Boulevard E, or Lake Washington Boulevard E. On the east side, you can enter and exit from 84th Avenue NE, 92nd Avenue NE, Lake Washington Boulevard NE, 108th Avenue NE, or I-405. The SR 520 Bridge is open 24/7 and tolls are required during all hours. Carpools and motorcycles are also required to pay tolls.
Tacoma Narrows Bridge
| Overview | |
|---|---|
On which Highways | Eastbound SR 16 |
Connecting Cities | Tacoma and Gig Harbor |
Toll Cost for Cars | The toll rate varies depending on which payment method you use. Vehicles with 2 axles will pay between $5.25 and $7.25. |
Truck Toll Cost | The rate for trucks depends on the number of axles and the payment method used. Trucks will pay between $7.90 and $21.75. |
Length of toll road | 1 mile |
How to pay | By a bill in the mail, with cash or credit card at a toll booth, or electronically with a prepaid “Good to Go!” account. |
Discounts | “Good to Go!” account holders pay discounted rates. |
How and when to use the Tacoma Narrows Bridge
This toll road connects the city of Tacoma to Gig Harbor on the Kitsap Peninsula over Puget Sound. This is the quickest and most direct way to get to the city of Tacoma from the peninsula. The toll is only collected for drivers going into Tacoma. Starting in Gig Harbor, you can access this toll road from Olympic Drive NW, 36th Street NW or 24th Street NW. On the eastern side of the bridge, you can exit the toll road at N Jackson Avenue, Pearl Street, S 19th Street West or Orchard Street. The bridge is open 24/7 and the toll is required at all hours. Motorcycles and carpools are not exempt from paying the toll.
SR 167 HOT Lanes
| Overview | |
|---|---|
On which Highways | SR 167 |
Connecting Cities | The SR 167 High Occupancy Toll (HOT) lanes connect I-405 in Renton to 8th Street East in Pacific. |
Auto toll cost | The toll varies depending on the traffic conditions, but the minimum toll is $0.50 and the maximum is $9.00. |
Truck Toll Cost | Trucks over 10,000 lbs are not allowed to use the HOT lanes at any time. However, carpools and buses can use the HOT lanes for free. |
Length of the toll road | 14 miles |
How to pay | With an electronic “Good to Go!” pass |
Discounts | Motorcycles, buses and carpools always use the lanes toll-free. |
How and when to use the SR 167 HOT Lanes
The SR 167 HOT lanes connect I-405 in Renton to 8th Street East in Pacific and provide a faster trip. Drivers who do not want to pay the toll can use the regular lanes on SR 167. These high occupancy toll lanes ensure that traffic is always moving at 45mph in these lanes even if the regular lanes are congested. The toll rates are posted on electronic signs when you enter the toll road, and you’ll always pay the first toll you see. You can enter and exit the lanes anywhere along the route by crossing over the single white line. The lanes are open at all hours, but tolls are only charged between 5 am and 7 pm. Carpools and motorcycles don’t have to pay a toll, but single-occupancy vehicles are required to pay the toll.
I-405 express toll lanes
| Overview | |
|---|---|
On which Highways | I-405 |
Connecting Cities | Lynnwood and Bellevue |
Toll Cost for Cars | Toll rates vary based on traffic conditions. You can expect to pay anything from $0.75 to $10.00. |
Truck Toll Cost | Trucks over 10,000 lbs are never allowed in express toll lanes. |
Length of toll road | 15 miles |
How to pay | Electronically with a “Good to Go!” account or pay by mail for an extra $2.00. |
Discounts | Carpoolers with a Flex Pass can use these lanes for free. If you choose to pay by mail, you can also lower your bill by paying online when you set up a “Good to Go!” account. |
How and when to use the I-405 express toll lanes
The I-405 Express Toll Lanes connect Lynnwood to Bellevue and intersect several other roads along the way, including SR 520 and I-5. You will also pass through the communities of Redmond and Bothell along the way. Express lanes provide drivers with a choice for a faster and more reliable trip than using the regular lanes. You can also access the express toll lanes from direct access ramps. There is one in Bellevue at NE 6th Street and another in Kirkland at NE 128th Street. The express lanes charge a toll between 5 am and 7 pm Monday through Friday. Overnight and on weekends these lanes are free of charge for most vehicles. Failure to use the designated access points will result in a ticket of over $250.00. Motorcycles can always travel for free with a motorcycle pass and carpools of more than 2 or 3 people can travel for free between designated hours.
SR 99 Tunnel
| Overview | |
|---|---|
On which Highways | SR 99 |
Connecting Cities | The SR 99 tunnel runs underneath downtown Seattle connecting SoDo to South Lake Union. |
Toll Cost for Cars | The cost varies depending on the time of day and whether or not you have a “Good to Go!” pass, but you can expect to pay between $1.15 and $2.60 with a pass or between $3.15 and $4.60 without it. |
Truck Toll Cost | Tolls for vehicles with more than 2 axles vary depending on the number of axles and whether you have a “Good to Go!” pass. Vehicles with more than 2 axles pay between $1.75 and $13.80. |
Length of toll road | 1.8 miles |
How to pay | Electronically with a prepaid “Good to Go!” account or with a bill by mail |
Discounts | “Good to Go!” account holders pay a discounted rate. |
How and when to use the SR 99 Tunnel
The SR 99 tunnel connects SoDo in Downtown Seattle to South Lake Union in the northern part of the city. Tolls are collected in both directions at the exit point of the tunnel. You can enter and exit the tunnel at the South Portal at Alaskan Way or at the North Portal at Dexter Avenue. The toll road is open 24/7 with tolls being collected at all hours. All vehicles that pass through the tunnel will be charged.
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