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FAQs

What happens if you accidentally take a toll road in Texas? ›

The registered owner of the vehicle will receive a Toll Violation Notice by first class mail. If you do not have an electronic toll tag and accidentally travel the road, you may call the Violation Payment Center at (855) 999-2024. Future travel will require a toll tag.

If you do not have a tag, you can still use the TEXpress Lanes and will be charged a photograph of your vehicle license plate made by video cameras. The North Texas Tollway Authority processes tolls on the TEXpress Lanes and will mail you a ZipCash bill for your trip.

Call 972-818-NTTA (6882) or 817-731-NTTA (6882) to pay outstanding tolls and fees with credit/debit card. Payment plans may be available by opening a TollTag account or by resolving payment issues with an existing TollTag account.

Under Texas law, someone who fails to pay a toll may be charged with a criminal misdemeanor for toll evasion under Chapter 370.11 of the Texas Transportation Code.

Conclusion. While unpaid tolls in Texas may not lead to arrest, they can result in significant legal complications, including fines, impounding of vehicles, and potential jail time for failure to appear in court.

Who is subject to a vehicle registration block for nonpayment of tolls? A Habitual Violator who has accrued 100 or more unpaid tolls and who has been issued two notices of nonpayment within a year is subject to a vehicle registration block.

Drivers who want to travel on toll roads operated by the Mobility Authority but do not have a TxTag, TollTag, EZ TAG, K-TAG, Pikepass, SunPass, or BancPass simply drive the road and wait to receive a bill in the mail. There's no need to prepay or register.

Will speeding tickets and toll fines affect your credit? Parking tickets, speeding tickets, and toll fines generally do not directly impact your credit score. However, if you do not pay a speeding ticket or toll fine and it gets sent to collections, it could affect your credit score.

How do I find out if I owe any tolls in Texas? ›

If you remember zipping by a giant orange sign, this might be your crew. Head over to their website: keyword: NTTA texas toll and look for the "pay missed toll" section. Just punch in your license plate number and – voila! – instant knowledge of your toll-paying destiny (or lack thereof).

Yes, unpaid tolls can lead to the suspension of your driver's license in Texas. Tolling authorities can request the DMV to place a hold on your license renewal if tolls remain unpaid.

Another change will now make EZ Tags free for up to eight tags per account, and $2 for each tag after that. They used to cost up to $15 each. Also, the minimum replenish amount has been lowered to $10 for every two vehicles, instead of $20. These accounts will replenish when the balance reaches $5.

Those who do not have a valid toll transponder or toll payment account like Ecotoll can still use the Houston toll roads without stopping. Cameras at the toll point will capture license plate information and match that with the vehicle's registration information to send a bill of toll charges.

Tolls and Payment

If you unintentionally enter the express lanes without a SunPass® or toll-free registration, you are still obligated to pay the toll. Toll payment instructions are available in the “Violations and Enforcement” section on this site.

If you have unpaid Texas Toll Road Tickets and Fines, be careful if you are pulled over! The article also notes that: … if violators are pulled over for a traffic violation, they can have their cars impounded.

Yes. Failure to pay toll is a Class C Misdemeanor. The Judge will issue a warrant for your arrest if you ignore a Failure to Pay Toll citation and do not take appropriate action prior to the appearance date.

How do visitors pay toll in Texas. Visitors or those driving rental cars through Texas toll facilities can pay toll by either temporarily linking their toll tag with the rental's license plate. Or they can opt for rental companies to take care of all toll billing.