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List of toll roads in Florida
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| Field | Value | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| shields | [[File:Florida's Turnpike shield.svg | 70px]] [[File:Toll Florida 417.svg | 70px]] |
| caption | Turnpike and State Toll Road shields | ||
| statehwy | State Road X (SR X) | ||
| interstate | Interstate X (I-X) | ||
| us | U.S. Highway X (US X) | ||
| label1 | County: | ||
| field1 | County Road X (CR X) | ||
| notes | State Roads are generally state-maintained. | ||
| links | FL |
, the state of Florida contains 29 toll roads, 8 tolled express lanes, and 13 toll bridges totaling 734 mi.
Toll roads in the state can be operated by the state government (through Florida's Turnpike Enterprise), a local tolling authority (such as Central Florida Expressway Authority, Greater Miami Expressway Agency, or Tampa Hillsborough Expressway Authority), or a county government. Toll roads that are part of the Florida State Highway System (i.e. are numbered state roads) have a unique shield indicating their status as toll roads.
Almost all toll facilities Florida accept payment via electronic toll collection (ETC). There are three ETC systems in Florida: SunPass (operated by Florida's Turnpike Enterprise), E-PASS (operated by Central Florida Expressway Authority), and LeeWay (operated by Lee County). These systems are fully interoperable within Florida, though support for and by ETC systems in other states (such as E-ZPass) varies. Toll roads in the state have also historically supported cash tolls, but this is being phased out in favor of open road tolling and pay-by-plate.
Toll roads
Roads use open-road tolling and toll-by-plate unless otherwise specified. Accepts cash Extension to I-95 proposed Continues east of I-95 without tolls as I-195 Continues east without tolls Completion estimated in 2029 Continues northwest without tolls Extension to Florida's Turnpike and Interstate 4 proposed Formerly part of SR 589 Completion estimated for 2029 Extension to I-4 proposed Extension to US 19/US 98 proposed In median of non-freeway SR 686 Continues east of I-95 without tolls as I-395
Express lanes
In Florida, seven highways feature tolled express lanes for a total of 95.9 mi. Most express lanes in the state are operated by the Florida Department of Transportation.
All express lanes in the state utilize open road tolling, requiring the use of a SunPass-compatible transponder. Toll-by-plate is supported only by the Lee Roy Selmon Reversible Express Lanes (SR 618A); on all other highways, drivers without a transponder are subject to a fine. Extensions to SR 472 and US 27 proposed E: SR 9B in Jacksonville E: SR 202 in Jacksonville
Toll bridges and causeways
Bridges and causeways use open-road tolling and toll-by-plate unless otherwise specified. Listed base tolls are for two-axle vehicles paid by transponder.
| Bridge/Causeway | Length | S/W Terminus | N/E Terminus | Crossing | Opened | Base toll | Notes | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| [[File:CR 399 jct.svg | x24px | alt= | link=]] Bob Sikes Bridge | 0.7 mi | CR 399 in Pensacola Beach | US 98 in Gulf Breeze | Santa Rosa Sound | 1973 | $1.00 | Operated by the Santa Rosa Island Authority | ||||
| Only tolled southbound | ||||||||||||||
| [[File:Florida 922.svg | x24px | alt= | link=]] Broad Causeway | 0.8 mi | US 1 in North Miami | SR A1A in Surfside | Biscayne Bay | 1951 | $1.50 | Operated by the Bay Harbor Islands municipality | ||||
| [[File:CR 867A jct.svg | 24x24px]] Cape Coral Bridge | 0.64 mi | Del Prado Boulevard in Cape Coral | SR 867 in McGregor | Caloosahatchee River | 1997 | title=Tolls and Discount Programs | url=https://www.leegov.com/tolls/cost | access-date=2025-06-07 | website=Lee County | language=en-US}} | Operated by Lee County | ||
| Only tolled westbound | ||||||||||||||
| [[File:CR 905A jct.svg | 24x24px]] Card Sound Bridge | 0.5 mi | CR 905 in North Key Largo | US 1 in Florida City | Card Sound | 1926 | $2.08 | Operated by the [Card Sound Toll Authority](https://www.monroecounty-fl.gov/100/Card-Sound-Toll-Authority) | ||||||
| [[File:Toll Florida 281.svg | 24px | alt= | link=]] Garcon Point Bridge | 3.5 mi | US 98 in Midway | CR 191 in Garcon Point | East Bay | 1999 | $2.30 | Operated by Florida's Turnpike Enterprise | ||||
| [[File:CR 771 jct.svg | x24px | alt= | link=]] Boca Grande Causeway | 2.5 mi | Gulf Shores Drive near Boca Grande | Placida Road near Placida | Gasparilla Sound | 1958 | $6.00 | Operated by the [Gasparilla Island Bridge Authority](https://giba.us/) | ||||
| Only tolled southbound | ||||||||||||||
| Cash only | ||||||||||||||
| Hammock Dunes Bridge | 0.5 mi | Palm Harbor Drive in Palm Coast | SR A1A in Hammock Dunes | Matanzas River | 1988 | $3.00 | Operated by the [Dunes Community Development District](https://dunescdd.org/) | |||||||
| Only tolled eastbound | ||||||||||||||
| Cash only | ||||||||||||||
| [[File:Toll Florida 293.svg | 24px | alt= | link=]] Mid-Bay Bridge | 3.6 mi | US 98 near Destin | SR 20 near Bluewater Bay | Choctawhatchee Bay | 1993 | $3.00 | Operated by the [Mid-Bay Bridge Authority](https://mid-bay.com/) | ||||
| Accepts cash | ||||||||||||||
| [[File:CR 884 jct.svg | 24x24px]] Midpoint Memorial Bridge | 1.25 mi | Del Prado Boulevard in Cape Coral | SR 867 in Fort Myers | Caloosahatchee River | 1997 | $2.00 | Operated by Lee County | ||||||
| Only tolled westbound | ||||||||||||||
| [[File:Florida 679.svg | x24px | alt= | link=]][[File:Florida 682.svg | x24px | alt= | link=]] Pinellas Bayway | 4.0 mi | **S:** Anderson Boulevard in Fort De Soto Park | ||||||
| **E:** Leeland Street in Bayway Isles | ||||||||||||||
| **W:** SR 699 in St. Pete Beach | **S:** Shores Boulevard in Tierra Verde | |||||||||||||
| **E:** I-275/US 19 in St. Petersburg | ||||||||||||||
| **W:** Bahia Del Mar Boulevard in St. Petersburg | Boca Ciega Bay | 1962 | date=2023-07-01 | title=Toll Rates for Florida Turnpike System and Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Toll Facilities: West Central Florida | url=https://floridasturnpike.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/West-Central-Florida-4-2024.pdf | website=Florida's Turnpike Enterprise | publisher=Florida Department of Transportation | pages=11, 13}} | Operated by the Florida Department of Transportation | |||||
| System of three toll bridges, each tolled only one way | ||||||||||||||
| [[File:Florida 913.svg | x24px | alt= | link=]] Rickenbacker Causeway | 5.6 mi | US 1 in North Miami | Harbor Drive in Key Biscayne | Biscayne Bay | 1947 | title=Causeways | url=https://www.miamidade.gov/global/service.page | access-date=2025-06-07 | website=Miami-Dade County | language=en}} | Operated by Miami-Dade County |
| Only tolled southbound | ||||||||||||||
| Sanibel Causeway | 3 mi | Periwinkle Way in Sanibel | CR 867 in Punta Rassa | San Carlos Bay | 1963 | $6.00 | Operated by Lee County | |||||||
| Only tolled westbound | ||||||||||||||
| [[File:I-275.svg | x24px | alt= | link=]][[File:US 19.svg | x24px | alt= | link=]] Sunshine Skyway Bridge | 5.5 mi | US 19 near Terra Ceia | Pinellas Point Drive in St. Petersburg | Lower Tampa Bay | 1987 | $1.16 | Operated by the Florida Department of Transportation | |
| Accepts cash | ||||||||||||||
| Venetian Causeway | 2.5 mi | US 1 in Miami | SR 907 in Miami Beach | Biscayne Bay | 1925 | $2.25 | Operated by Miami-Dade County |
Notes
References
References
- "Tolls in Florida". [[Florida's Turnpike Enterprise]].
- (November 24, 2008). "Florida Department of Transportation Interchange Report". [[Florida Department of Transportation]].
- (January 26, 2024). "Wekiva Parkway, 25-mile toll road, officially opens in Central Florida". [[Fox Television Stations]].
- [http://www2.dot.state.fl.us/Straight-linesOnlineGIS/ FDOT straight line diagrams] {{webarchive. link. (March 6, 2014 , accessed January 2014)
- "State Road 516 (Lake/Orange Expressway) from US 27 to SR 429".
- "Central Polk Parkway/SR 570B from SR 570 to US 17/SR 35". [[Florida Department of Transportation]].
- Waters, TaMaryn. (April 18, 2016). "Orchard Pond Parkway opens to grand fanfare". Tallahassee Democrat.
- "Home".
- "Hybrids and Electric Vehicles". [[Florida Department of Transportation]].
- "Hybrids and Electric Vehicles". [[Florida Department of Transportation]].
- Dunwoody, Dave. (2019-06-24). "Bob Sikes Bridge Makeover to Begin In Late '19". [[University of West Florida]].
- "Tolls and Discount Programs".
- "Card Sound Toll Authority".
- (2023-07-01). "Toll Rates for Florida Turnpike System and Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Toll Facilities: West Central Florida". [[Florida Department of Transportation]].
- "Causeways".
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