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Use a Toll Calculator to Estimate Your Road Trip Costs

Last Updated on May 1, 2023 by Kristin

If you’re going on a long road trip across the U.S.—or just crossing state lines—there’s a good chance you’ll run into a toll road along the way. The majority of states have toll roads, with New York, Pennsylvania, Florida , Texas and Oklahoma racking the most miles of paid pavement.

Getting a heads-up on how much you’ll spend on tolls is getting ever more difficult, as more states and localities around the country adopt dynamic tolling , where prices change according to demand.

Luckily, tolls don’t have to be a complete surprise. Here’s how to get a heads-up on your road trip costs with a toll calculator.

How to Avoid Rental Car Toll Gotchas

Rental car companies will often offer you the option of paying for tolls through E-ZPass or FasTrak transponders, but don’t fall for it, since you’ll end up paying extra fees to use the service on top of the tolls. The bottom line is that you’re paying more for tolls than you have to.

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There are essentially two cheaper strategies. The first is to try to pay tolls in cash, but this is becoming less and less feasible as toll stations increasingly rely on electronic readers instead of manned booths.

The second, smarter strategy is to bring your own toll transponder with you. For example, you can bring your E-ZPass with you in a rental car for significant cost savings.

No matter which method you use, it’s crucial to pay the tolls, as unpaid tolls or tickets can land you on a rental company’s Do Not Rent list if you’re not careful.

Remember that driving on a road with a cashless electronic tolling system will result in a later charge from the rental company at a certain point. These systems take a photo of a license plate and then send a bill to the vehicle’s owner, which the rental company will eventually pass on to the driver. So not only will you end up paying the toll anyway, but you’ll pay the ticket for blowing off the toll and you’ll pay an administrative fee to the rental car company. It’s going to be pricey.

Best Toll Calculator Websites and Apps

Trip Toll Calculator by TollGuru: Looking for an E-ZPass calculator or a way to estimate tolls for a long trip? The popular and free TollGuru app calculates toll and gas prices when paying in cash, including E-ZPass and other options. The app covers all of North America and, somewhat surprisingly, India.

Toll Calculator GPS Navigation: The Toll Calculator GPS Navigation app , available for Apple and for Android , shows tolls on routes in the U.S. and Canada and includes a variety of payment methods, including E-ZPass and FasTrak. Some features are only available through in-app purchases—for cars this costs $2.99 per month. This app does not include Mexico routes.

Tollsmart Toll Calculator: The Tollsmart website and app bills itself as the “most accurate and comprehensive” toll calculator across North America. It uses an interface that looks like Google Maps but includes toll information along the way. This app is currently rated lower than similar apps in this category, and some features can only be unlocked through in-app purchases.

E-ZPass Toll Calculators Get a Thumbs Down

The E-ZPass program, which collects tolls electronically through transponders mounted on the car windshield, is available in 17 states spanning from Illinois to New England.

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Unfortunately at this time there is no universal multi-state toll calculator for E-ZPass. You have to go to the E-ZPass website for each individual state to look up the amount you’ll spend using E-ZPass vs. cash. For example, the Pennsylvania Turnpike provides a four-step calculator that provides expected tolls based on the points of exit and entry as well as vehicle class and axles. While this will be sufficient for single-state trips, using one of the above-mentioned apps is a better choice for longer journeys.

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Tolls for trucks can easily cost hundreds of dollars so before bidding on freight shipments or invoicing make sure you factor in the cost of tolls so you don't end up with unprofitable routes.  Relied upon by thousands of truckers, the Tollsmart Toll Calculator for Trucks supports all vehicle sizes up to 9-axle trucks, including tractor trailers, buses, recreational vehicles (RVs), limousines and other commercial vehicles as well as cars pulling trailers.  The truck toll calculator will calculate toll costs across all tunnels, bridges and toll roads in the US, Canada and Mexico, and factors in the height, weight and axle count of the vehicle to provide the most accurate toll cost estimates.  

"We use the web product to view the multiple routes available and what the tolls are for each route. We then determine the route the driver would actually use and are able to get accurate toll costs so we can invoice properly"

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Covers all toll facilities in north america.

The Tollsmart Truck Tolls Calculator covers all tolling facilities in the US, Canada and Mexico and includes tolls for border crossings so you can plot routes from Canada down to Mexico and all places in between and be sure you've factored in toll costs from all countries along your route.  Tolls are displayed in local currencies and broken out by country.

Save Money by Finding Cheaper Routes

The Tollsmart Truck Toll Calculator displays up to 2 alternate routes for each origin-destination pair that is entered, so you can find cheaper routes that can lead to substantial savings.  The route options are displayed on the map and the toll costs  on separate tabs that you can easily toggle between to view the time, distance and cost of each route in order to find your optimal route. 

* Please do not rely on the Tollsmart Truck Tolls Calculator for routing as routes are provided by Google Maps and does not factor in if trucks are permitted on the roads or if obstructions like low-bridge underpasses or weight or HAZMAT restrictions exist.

Stores Your Vehicle Information

In order to provide the most accurate toll costs its important to provide detailed information about your vehicle including the axle count, height, weight and length as different tolling facilities use various combinations of these vehicle specifications to apply toll rates. The Tollsmart Truck Toll Calculator stores this information to make it easy to calculate toll costs for multiple routes and for when you return to use the site in future visits.

Add Waypoints for Multi-Leg Shipments

The Tollsmart Truck Toll Calculator allows you to add up to 5 waypoints in your trip so you can plan your route in multiple segments. It also enables you view the route and toll costs as a single route or broken down by each segment so toll costs easily be applied to each segment of the route.

Easily Print Results

The Tollsmart Truck Toll Calculator for Desktop makes it easy to print the a detailed list of all the toll facilities you'll encounter along your route along with the toll rates.  The formatting is clean and provides summary which includes the trip time, distance and total toll costs  as well as the origin and destination of the route any any waypoints in between.

Powerful Google Maps Interface

The Tollsmart Truck Toll Calculator utilizes the powerful Google Maps interface with large and clean easy-to-read maps and powerful tools like satellite view that provides incredible detailed zoom capabilities and Google's Street View that gives you street level views so you can view first hand tight corners and other street-side obstacles* or encumbrances that may affect your delivery.

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Another benefit to the Google Maps interface is that there are millions of addresses, locations and venues that can be pulled up with a few quick keystrokes using the powerful autocomplete feature.  This can save a tremendous amount of time in entering long addresses or having to look up the address of depots or warehouses, while also preventing misspellings and having to retype addresses.

Want to learn more about how truckers are charged for tolls? Check out our Truckers Toll Survival Guide and get smart about truck tolls!

IMPORTANT NOTE FOR TRUCKERS: Please be sure to enter all vehicle specifications in the Tollsmart app in order to get accurate toll calculations.  This includes weight as a number of toll facilities including the Pennsylvania Turnpike factor in vehicle weight as part of the toll fee.  Also please note that the Tollsmart app does not provide truck-legal routing. 

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9 essential Google Maps tips for your Summer road trip

Hit the road with Google Maps this summer

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If you’re heading out on a road trip this summer, odds are you’ll be using an app like Google Maps to find your way around. It doesn’t matter where you’re going, or how long you plan to be on the road, it always helps to know where you are and how to get to wherever it is you need to be.

But there’s more to Google Maps than getting yourself from A to B. There’s loads more that this app can do, and if you’re going to be on the open road for an extended period of time you’d be wise to take advantage of them. But, of course, that requires knowing what Google Maps actually has to offer. Fortunately we can point you in the right direction.

Here are 9 Google Maps tips to help prepare you for your summer road trip.

1. Hands-free control

Google Maps has pretty strong ties to Google Assistant , so if you need to control the app while driving you can do most things using your voice. Android users can use the “Hey Google” command if it’s set up, or if you’re using Android Auto.

iPhone users can do this too, but you’ll need to go into Google Maps Settings then Navigation and toggle on Access your Assistant with OK Google. It’s a lot easier than trying to get stuff done in Google Maps with Siri and it only applies to Google Maps while navigation is active. Alternatively both platforms can trigger the voice command interface by tapping the microphone button on screen.

2. Plan your departure time

Traffic levels are always dependent on when you’re actually on the road, and predicting that by yourself is pretty much impossible. Fortunately Google Maps has libraries of historic traffic data at its disposal, and can estimate what traffic levels on your route will be like at specific parts of the day.

Just punch in your destination and hit Directions. The route preview screen will pop up, at which point you need to hit the three dot menu and tap the set depart or arrive time option. Set the time and day you plan on traveling, and Google Maps will give you a rough idea of how long the trip will take and what the traffic levels will be like along your route. So if they’re bad, you can alter your schedule to something a little more reasonable.

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3. Add extra stops

Need to go to multiple locations on your drive? You can add them all to a trip on Google Maps, either before or after you set off driving. Before is nice and easy: type in your final destination and press Directions. Once the route preview screen is open, press the three-dot menu followed by Add Stop. You can then search for places to add to the trip, be it a restaurant, gas station or something else. Just make sure to rearrange the order by pressing and holding the two parallel lines icon at the end of each stop.

The easiest way to add stops mid-drive is with voice commands. Ask Google Maps to add a gas station and it’ll show you a bunch of options. Tap the one you want on screen and Google Maps will add it to your trip after a few seconds. Alternatively press the magnifying glass at the top of the screen and you’ll be able to type in what you want — or choose from a number of popular pre-set options.

4. Share location and trip progress

If there’s someone waiting at the end of your drive, or you want someone back home to know you’ve arrived safely, then you can share your trip progress with Google Maps. Once navigation is active, swipe up the bottom menu and select Share trip progress.

Pick a contact to send it to — be it an email, text message or any number of other options — and the recipient will be sent a message with a Google Maps link. Opening this link shows them where you are in real time, what your estimated time of arrival is, and what route you’ll be taking. There’s also a battery life toggle, and sharing will automatically stop once you reach your destination — though you can switch it off anytime from the drag-up menu.

5. Offline mapping

You can’t always guarantee that there’s going to be any cell signal where you’re going, and you don’t want to be cut off from your navigation system just because Google Maps lost its data connection. Fortunately Google Maps will let you download routes and maps for offline usage.

The good news is that Google Maps will automatically download a route as soon as you pump in your final destination — so you won’t lose directions mid-way through a drive. However this doesn’t account for times you need to make a diversion, or need to move onto a different spot after you arrive in a dead spot. So, you can download mapping data for a much larger region.

Simply search for an area or city, any area or city you like, and pull up the bottom menu. From there tap the three button menu in the top-right and choose Download offline map. This brings you to a map with a large blue square around it, which marks the area you’ll be downloading mapping data from. Zoom in and out, or move this box around to cover a different area and hit Download once you’re done.

6. Reserve a table or a hotel

Not only does Google Maps include the ability to find restaurants and hotels, it also lets you check availability on any given day and book yourself a table or room from within the app itself.

Typically, trying to book something takes you to a third party website, be it a businesses official site or a third party booking service like Experia or OpenTable. However some of these businesses let you make reservations without having to leave Google Maps — saving you a little bit more time in the process.

7. Avoid tolls, ferries and highways

Unless explicitly told otherwise, Google Maps will direct you down what it considers to be the best possible route — which is usually either the fastest or shortest option available. But that may send you to some places you don’t want to be. Whether you’re skipping the cost of toll roads or ferries, or would rather a more scenic route than highways can offer.

Thankfully it’s very easy to tell Google Maps to avoid one or all of these things. Simply open up the Settings menu and scroll down until you find Navigation settings. The menu will give you a bunch of options, and you want to scroll down until it says Route Options.

Here you can tell Google Maps to avoid toll roads, highways and ferries. Toggle them on, and then head back to the main screen to get your directions.

8. Fuel-efficient routing

Gas is expensive, and EV charging takes a long time — even at a rapid charger. The last thing you want is to take some convoluted route that burns through more fuel than absolutely necessary.

Fortunately Google Maps is able to figure out the most energy efficient route for your car, based on the kind of fuel you use. Head to the Google Maps Settings menu then scroll down to Navigation settings. Scroll down this menu until you find Route Options and underneath the toggles to avoid tolls and highways is an option called Prefer fuel-efficient routes.

This should be enabled by default, but it pays to make sure it is switched on. Right below is an option called Engine type which will let you choose between Gasoline, diesel, electric and hybrid — because different engines’ efficiency varies depending on the kind of road you’re on.

9. Save your parking spot

Nothing is worse than being lost in a parking lot, unable to find your car. So make sure to take advantage of this Google Maps feature that will save the location of your parking space and stop that disaster from happening. Once you park up simply hit the Blue dot that represents you on the map itself and tap the Save parking button on the menu.

Google Maps then drops a yellow pin with a large P in the center, marking your parking spot. This spot will also be saved in your recent history, and appears at the top of the menu when you tap the search bar. Simply tap that and Google Maps will fly to it, and give you the option to get directions to that spot.

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