1. What Are Florida Tolls?

Florida has an extensive toll road system, particularly in the central and southern regions. Tolls help maintain these roads and provide faster travel options. Costs vary by vehicle type and route chosen.

2. How Toll Costs Are Calculated

Toll costs are determined by:

• Vehicle type (axles/height)
• Distance traveled on toll roads
• Time of day (peak/off-peak in some areas)
• Payment method (E-ZPass discounts available)

3. Vehicle Classifications

Details: Florida classifies vehicles as:

• Class 1: Motorcycles
• Class 2: Cars, SUVs, pickup trucks
• Class 3: Larger trucks and vehicles with trailers

4. Using the Calculator

Tips: For most accurate results:

• Select your exact vehicle type
• Choose your planned route
• Indicate if you have E-ZPass for potential discounts

5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: How much can I save with E-ZPass?
A: Typically 10-15% on Florida toll roads when using E-ZPass.

Q2: Are there any toll-free routes?
A: Yes, but they typically add significant time to your trip.

Q3: Do rental cars have toll transponders?
A: Many do, but check with your rental company about fees.

Q4: When are tolls highest?
A: Some roads have variable pricing with higher rates during peak hours.

Q5: Can I pay tolls with cash?
A: Many Florida toll plazas are cashless - payment must be electronic or by invoice.