Do PA tolls accept credit cards?

The Pennsylvania Turnpike now accepts credit card payments at toll plazas statewide, according to spokesman Carl DeFebo. Cash and E-ZPass are still the preferred methods of payment. E-ZPass transactions account for 75 percent of toll payments, according to DeFebo.

Do I need cash for Pennsylvania tolls?

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PTC) will no longer accept cash and credit cards on its mainline ticket system. All tolls will be assessed electronically via E-ZPass or the PA Turnpike Toll By Plate program as vehicles travel at posted speed limits through Toll Points.

Can you use PA Turnpike without E-ZPass?

If you do not have an E-ZPass, the registered vehicle owner (the rental company) will receive the Toll By Plate invoice for the tolls and then process according to your customer agreement and their policies.

How do you pay tolls in PA?

Payments can be made via check, money order or by credit card (i.e. Master Card, VISA, American Express and Discover). Cash payments are only accepted at the PA Turnpike E‑ZPass Customer Service Center located at 300 East Park Drive, Harrisburg, PA 17111.

What happens if you don’t pay toll in Pennsylvania?

If you fail to pay the tolls and fees by the suspension effective date, an indefinite suspension will go into effect and an administrative hold will be placed on your vehicle registration. A restoration fee will be required before registration is restored.

How do I pay PA tolls?

What happens if you go through E-ZPass without it in PA?

How do I pay if I don’t have E-ZPass? The PA Turnpike Commission’s tolling system will take images of license plates of vehicles not equipped with a valid E‑ZPass transponder. A Toll By Plate (TBP) invoice will be mailed to the vehicle’s registered owner.

How do I pay tolls in Philadelphia?

How do I pay Philadelphia tolls? You can pay tolls on the I-76/I-276 Mainline Turnpike or I-95 Connector by Philadelphia using E-ZPass or another transponder, or online or by mail with the Toll by Plate system.

What happens if you don’t pay tolls in PA?