Alabama Toll Roads

Here, you will find information about all the toll roads in Alabama. Understand where the toll roads connect, cost of the toll roads for cars and trucks and distance of these toll toads. Let us help you plan your trip in Alabama. 

AL Toll Roads FAQs

How do I pay Alabama tolls?

You can pay tolls on the 4 toll bridges in Alabama using a Freedom Pass card, or cash. Some bridges like the Montgomery Expressway also accept credit cards and the Beach Express also offers Toll-by-Plate payment.

How do I pay a missed toll in Alabama?

If you have a Freedom Pass account but don’t have enough money in it to pay your tolls, you will receive an invoice by mail with additional administrative fees added. Follow the instructions on the invoice for payment options.

What happens if I don't pay a toll in Alabama?

You will receive an invoice by mail if you have insufficient funds in your Freedom Pass account or use the Toll-by-Plate payment option. If you incur unpaid tolls, your vehicle’s registration might be suspended.

How do I pay Montgomery tolls?

You can pay tolls on the Montgomery Expressway with an Alabama Freedom Pass card or with your phone, with a credit card or cash.

How much are tolls in Alabama?

Toll prices for a 2-axle vehicle to cross toll bridges in Alabama range from $1.50 to $3.00.

Is E-ZPass accepted in Alabama?

No, E-ZPass is not accepted in Alabama. You can pay with a Freedom Pass card or cash.

Toll Roads in Alabama

Montgomery Expressway Bridge

Overview

Toll Road Name Montgomery Expressway Bridge
On Which Highways Alabama River Parkway
Connecting Cities Connects the cities of Newark and Newport
Toll Cost for Cars The toll for a 2-axle car or other vehicle is $1.50.
Truck Toll Cost The toll for a 3-axle truck is $1.75 and $2.00 for a 4-axle truck. Each additional axle costs $0.25.
Distance of the Toll Road The Montgomery Expressway stretches about 12.5 miles
How to pay You can pay with the Alabama Freedom Pass, a credit or debit card or cash
Discounts A Freedom Pass rewards you if you use it more than 25 times a month.

How and When to Use the Montgomery Expressway Bridge?

The Montgomery Expressway Bridge is used to connect Alabama’s capital with the towns north of the city, crossing over the Alabama River. The Montgomery Expressway is a great way to avoid the hassle and traffic on I-65 and it also connects with State Route 152 to save you time and gas. You can access the bridge by taking the Alabama River Parkway. The toll booth at Montgomery Expressway Bridge is open 24/7 and you must pay at all hours. If you use the bridge often you can get an Alabama Freedom Pass to save time and get rewards the more you use your card. 

Tuscaloosa Bypass

Overview

Toll Road Name Tuscaloosa Bypass
Connecting Cities The bypass connects Tuscaloosa and Northport.
On Which Highways Joe Mallisham Parkway
Toll cost for cars $1.50
Truck toll cost $1.75 for 3 axles, $2.00 for 4 axles. Each additional axle costs $0.25
Distance of the Toll Road This toll road extends for about 18 miles
How to pay Alabama Freedom Pass, credit or debit card or cash
Discounts Use your Alabama Freedom Pass more than 25 times a month for rewards.

How and When to Use the Tuscaloosa Bypass ?

The Tuscaloosa Bypass is used as a quick way to get from Tuscaloosa to Northport while avoiding congestion on I-359. It connects US Highway 82 and others with I-20 and I-59. You can access this toll road west of Tuscaloosa along the Joe Mallisham Parkway and you will have to pay the toll no matter what time of day. For those who use the bypass often, an Alabama Freedom Pass will save you time as well as money the more you use it.

Emerald Mountain Expressway (Dozier Rd)

Overview

Toll Road Name Emerald Mountain Expressway (Dozier Rd)
Connecting Cities The expressway bridge is an alternative to Highway 231 to get to the east part of Montgomery.
On Which Highways Dozier Road
Toll cost for cars $1.75
Truck toll cost $2.00 for 3 axles, $2.25 for 4 axles, $2.50 for 5 axles. Each additional axle costs $0.25.
Length of the toll road The expressway is about 2 miles
How to pay Alabama Freedom Pass, credit or debit card or cash
Discounts Earn rewards if you use your Alabama Freedom Pass more than 25 times a month.

How and When to Use the Emerald Mountain Expressway?

The Emerald Mountain Expressway bridge is an alternative to using the normally congested Highway 231 in and out of Montgomery. With this expressway you’ll be able to save time and gas and enjoy better views. You’ll find access to the Emerald Mountain Expressway on Dozier Road off Wares Ferry Road (State Route 64) and Rifle Range Rd (State Route 4). You must pay the toll no matter what time of day it is. For those who use the bypass often, an Alabama Freedom Pass can save time and you’ll get rewards the more you use your card. 

Foley Beach Express Toll Bridge

Overview

Toll Road Name Foley Beach Express Toll Bridge
On Which Highways This expressway bridge, known as BEX, connects Foley with Orange Beach.
Toll cost for cars $2.75
Truck toll cost $2.75 plus $1.00 for each additional axle over 2.
Length of the toll road The expressway is 14 miles long.
How to pay Alabama Freedom Pass, credit or debit card or cash
Discounts There are discounts if you pay with a debit card, have certain memberships, if you are an Orange Beach registered voter or a hospitality worker. There are also rates for unlimited access passes for a certain number of days or months.

How and When to Use the Foley Beach Express Toll Bridge?

The Beach Express is a great way to avoid stoplights and traffic along Highway 59 connecting I-10 and Foley with Orange Beach and Gulf Shores. You can access the Foley Beach Expressway from exit 49 on I-10. If you’re a frequent traveler, you can save money as well as time with unlimited access passes or the rewards you get when using the Alabama Freedom Pass. The toll road charges for use 24 hours a day. 

State-specific Toll Roads