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Toll Plate We Bill You A Listing of E-ZPass and PA Turnpike TOLL BY PLATE Rates for All Classes of Vehicles Effective January 3, 2021 SECTION 1 : E-ZPass Rates | SECTION 2 : PA Turnpike TOLL BY PLATE Rates PA TURNPIKE TOLL PLATE WE BILL YOU 2021 TOLL SCHEDULE A Listing of E-ZPass Rates for All Classes of Vehicles Effective January 3, 2021 E-ZPass Rates PA TURNPIKE TOLL PLATE WE BILL YOU 2021 TOLL SCHEDULE Mainline Turnpike 43 - Mon/Fayette Expressway - PA/WV State Line to Uniontown ..........................................Page 44 30 Warrendale .............................................................Page 2 Turnpike 43 - Mon/Fayette Expressway - 39 Butler Valley ...........................................................Page 3 Uniontown to Brownsville ...................................................Page 45 48 Allegheny Valley .....................................................Page 4 Turnpike 43 - Mon/Fayette Expressway - 57 Pittsburgh ...............................................................Page 5 US 40 to PA 51 ..................................................................Page 46 67 Irwin .......................................................................Page 6 Turnpike 66 .......................................................................Page 47 75 New Stanton ...........................................................Page 7 91 Donegal ..................................................................Page 8 Clarks Summit & Keyser Avenue ........................................Page 48 110 Somerset ................................................................Page 9 146 Bedford ..................................................................Page 10 161 Breezewood ...........................................................Page 11 180 Fort Littleton ...........................................................Page 12 Delaware River Bridge to Neshaminy Falls 189 Willow Hill ..............................................................Page 13 201 Blue Mountain ........................................................Page 14 Connection with the New Jersey Turnpike ..........................Page 49 226 Carlisle ...................................................................Page 15 236 Gettysburg Pike ......................................................Page 16 242 Harrisburg West ......................................................Page 17 247 Harrisburg East .......................................................Page 18 266 Lebanon - Lancaster...............................................Page 19 How to use this schedule 286 Reading ..................................................................Page 20 298 Morgantown ...........................................................Page 21 1. Select the page corresponding to your entry location. 312 Downingtown .........................................................Page 22 2. Locate your destination exit in the left-hand column of the grid. 320 S.R. 29 ...................................................................Page 23 326 Valley Forge ............................................................Page 24 3. Scan right along the row to find your class of vehicle. 333 Norristown..............................................................Page 25 Your Toll Rate will be within the box that corresponds to your 339 Fort Washington......................................................Page 26 Vehicle Class. 340 Virginia Drive .........................................................Page 27 4. When no toll is displayed, then your selected exit 343 Willow Grove ..........................................................Page 28 is not valid from that location. 351 Bensalem ...............................................................Page 29 When using the Pennsylvania Turnpike and Turnpike Extensions, 352 Street Road ............................................................Page 30 your toll may be based on number of axles, vehicle weight, or both. 353 Neshaminy Falls .....................................................Page 31 See the guide below for Vehicle Class information. Vehicles are also classified by axle and low/high profile at a few select locations, and a separate classifi- cation grid is available on the pages for those locations. Northeastern Extension Weight-Based Vehicle Class Information 20 Mid-County ............................................................Page 32 31 Lansdale ................................................................Page 33 CLASS 1 PASSENGER CARS 44 Quakertown ............................................................Page 34 56 Lehigh Valley ..........................................................Page 35 CLASS 2 7,001 TO 15,000 LBS. 74 Mahoning Valley .....................................................Page 36 87 S.R. 903 .................................................................Page 37 CLASS 3 15,001 TO 19,000 LBS. 95 Pocono ...................................................................Page 38 CLASS 4 19,001 TO 30,000 LBS. 105 Wilkes-Barre ..........................................................Page 39 112 Wyoming Valley Toll Plaza .......................................Page 40 CLASS 5 30,001 TO 45,000 LBS. CLASS 6 45,001 TO 62,000 LBS. Gateway to Warrendale CLASS 7 62,001 TO 80,000 LBS. CLASS 8 80,001 TO 100,000 LBS. Connection with the Ohio Turnpike ....................................Page 41 CLASS 9 100,001 & OVER LBS. Turnpike Extensions Beaver Valley Expressway (Toll 376) ...................................Page 42 Turnpike 576 - Southern Beltway - Findlay Connector .......Page 43 1 Effective January 3, 2021 PENNA TURN PIKE E-ZPass Toll Schedule: 30 Warrendale Toll Plaza Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 Class 7 Class 8 Class 9 Passenger 7,001 - 15,001 - 19,001 - 30,001 - 45,001 - 62,001 - 80,001 - 100,001 and Exit Plaza Cars 15,000 19,000 30,000 45,000 62,000 80,000 100,000 Over SEE PAGE 41 FOR 2 Gateway - One Way Toll EB Only RATES 10 New Castle - No Toll 13 Beaver Valley - No Toll 28 Cranberry - No Toll 30 Warrendale 39 Butler Valley 2.30 3.20 3.80 4.80 6.30 7.90 10.40 13.50 13.50 48 Allegheny Valley 3.20 4.80 5.20 6.80 8.80 10.90 15.60 19.80 19.80 57 Pittsburgh 4.30 5.90 7.30 8.80 12.00 14.50 20.20 26.30 26.30 67 Irwin 5.90 7.90 9.90 11.50 16.10 20.20 28.50 36.60 36.60 75 New Stanton 6.30 9.40 11.50 13.50 19.20 23.80 33.00 43.40 43.40 91 Donegal 8.40 12.40 14.50 17.60 24.20 30.50 43.40 55.60 55.60 110 Somerset 10.40 15.60 19.20 22.20 31.40 39.20 55.60 72.00 72.00 146 Bedford 14.50 21.80 26.30 31.40 43.40 55.60 78.20 100.90 100.90 161 Breezewood 16.60 24.80 30.50 35.60 49.50 63.80 90.60 117.30 117.30 180 Fort Littleton 18.60 27.40 33.50 39.70 55.60 70.00 100.90 129.70 129.70 189 Willow Hill 19.80 29.00 36.20 41.20 59.70 74.10 107.10 137.80 137.80 201 Blue Mountain 21.20 31.40 38.60 45.40 63.80 80.30 115.30 150.20 150.20 226 Carlisle 24.20 35.60 43.40 51.60 72.00 90.60 131.70 170.80 170.80 236 Gettysburg Pike 25.30 37.10 45.40 53.60 76.20 94.70 135.80 176.90 176.90 242 Harrisburg West 25.80 38.20 47.40 55.60 76.20 96.70 139.90 181.00 181.00 247 Harrisburg East 26.30 39.20 48.60 57.10 78.20 98.70 142.00 185.10 185.10 266 Lebanon-Lancaster 27.80 41.20 51.60 59.70 84.30 104.90 152.30 197.40 197.40 286 Reading 30.50 45.40 55.60 63.80 90.60 115.30 164.50 214.00 214.00 298 Morgantown 31.40 47.40 57.60 68.00 94.70 119.30 170.80 222.10 222.10 312 Downingtown 33.00 49.50 59.70 70.00 98.70 125.40 179.00 232.30 232.30 320 S.R. 29 34.30 51.80 62.20 72.30 102.30 130.20 186.00 241.80 241.80 326 Valley Forge 35.00 53.60 63.80 74.10 104.90 133.70 191.30 248.80 248.80 333 Norristown 36.20 53.60 66.00 78.20 109.10 137.80 197.40 257.10 257.10 339 Fort Washington 37.10 55.60 68.00 80.30 113.10 142.00 203.60 265.30 265.30 340 Virginia Drive - WB Only 343 Willow Grove 38.20 55.60 68.00 80.30 113.10 144.00 205.60 269.30 269.30 351 Bensalem 39.20 57.60 70.00 84.30 117.30 148.00 214.00 277.60 277.60 352 Street Road - EB Only 39.40 57.80 70.20 84.70 117.70 148.70 214.60 278.40 278.40 353 Neshaminy Falls 40.70 59.70 72.00 86.50 121.40 152.30 218.00 285.80 285.80 [I-95] Delaware Valley (Old 358) 42 - No Toll [I-95] Delaware River Bridge SEE PAGE 49 FOR 43 (Old 359) - One Way Toll WB RATES Only 20 Mid County 31 Lansdale 37.60 55.60 68.00 80.30 113.10 142.00 205.60 267.30 267.30 44 Quakertown 39.20 57.60 72.00 84.30 117.30 148.00 214.00 277.60 277.60 56 Lehigh Valley 40.20 59.70 74.10 86.50 121.40 152.30 220.00 285.80 285.80 74 Mahoning Valley 42.80 63.80 78.20 92.70 129.70 162.40 232.30 304.30 304.30 87 S.R. 903 43.80 65.20 80.60 94.20 132.30 166.40 238.80 312.00 312.00 95 Pocono 44.40 66.00 82.30 94.70 133.70 168.60 242.70 316.60 316.60 105 Wilkes-Barre 45.80 68.00 84.30 98.70 137.80 172.80 248.80 324.80 324.80 112 Wyoming Valley Toll Plaza 46.90 70.00 84.30 98.70 139.90 176.90 255.00 331.00 331.00 115 Wyoming Valley Ramp - No Toll SEE PAGE 48 FOR 121 Keyser Avenue Toll Plaza RATES 122 Keyser Avenue Ramp - No Toll SEE PAGE 48 FOR 130 Clarks Summit Toll Plaza RATES 131 Clarks Summit Ramp - No Toll When no toll is displayed, your selected exit is not valid from that location and/or your payment option is not available. 2 Effective January 3, 2021 PENNA TURN PIKE E-ZPass Toll Schedule: 39 Butler Valley Toll Plaza Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 Class 7 Class 8 Class 9 Passenger 7,001 - 15,001 - 19,001 - 30,001 - 45,001 - 62,001 - 80,001 - 100,001 and Exit Plaza Cars 15,000 19,000 30,000 45,000 62,000 80,000 100,000 Over SEE PAGE 41 FOR 2 Gateway - One Way Toll EB Only RATES 10 New Castle - No Toll
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