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Can you pay cash on Golden Gate Bridge?
Although Golden Gate Bridge tolls are collected electronically, motorists can still use cash to pay their Bridge toll. Motorists can make a One-Time Payment at a Cash Payment Location. Please be sure to have the license plate number handy when making your payment. Cash is also an option when using FasTrak.
How do out of state drivers pay tolls in California?
They can be made using a credit card – either online (click button below) or over the phone (call 1-877-229-8655 or 415-486-8655 from outside the USA) – or in person using cash at a Cash Payment Location (click button below) or the Bay Area FasTrak Customer Service Center (375 Beale Street, San Francisco).
Is there toll on Golden Gate Bridge?
Cash tolls are no longer collected at the Bridge. Instead, motorists can use one of four easy ways to pay a Golden Gate Bridge toll — a FasTrak Account, a License Plate Account, a One-Time Payment, or a Toll Invoice.
Do you have to pay a toll to cross the Golden Gate Bridge?
The Golden Gate Bridge links the City of San Francisco with the County of Marin along U.S. Route 101. Drivers pay tolls in the southbound direction, on the south end of the bridge.
Is Golden Gate Bridge a toll road?
At the Golden Gate Bridge, all tolls are assessed electronically – in the southbound direction, heading into San Francisco – with no stopping at the toll plaza. There are four easy ways to pay a Golden Gate Bridge toll – a FasTrak Account, License Plate Account, One-Time Payment, and Toll Invoice.
How much is the toll for the Golden Gate Bridge 2019?
The Pay-As-You-Go rate will increase 20 cents from $8.40 to $8.60, while the FasTrak Account rate will increase 35 cents from $7.70 to $8.05. The Toll Invoice rate will increase from $8.70 to $9.05, and the carpool rate will increase from $5.70 to $6.05. Multi-axle vehicle rates also will increase.
What happens if you go through FasTrak without a pass?
If you use an express lane without a valid FasTrak toll tag, you will receive a violation notice. The following is a schedule of toll evasion penalties: First notice issued: $25 penalty. Second (delinquent) notice issued: $70 ($25 penalty plus $45 late fee).