PLEASE NOTE: Many toll roads have discontinued cash payments. If you must travel regularly, download the Uproad app, and by the next day, you'll pay tolls with your phone. Stay safe.
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Uproad is a mobile tolling app that tracks and pays your tolls so you can get where you’re going without a bump in theroad. Check out how Uproad works.
PLEASE NOTE: Many toll roads have discontinued cash payments. If you must travel regularly, download the Uproad app, and by the next day, you'll pay tolls with your phone. Stay safe.
If you’re looking for a way to make your trip to Northern Virginia smoother and more predictable, the Express Lanes are your way to go. You can use them to bypass congestion on the Beltway and 95 and 395 corridors. The 95 Express Lanes run 31 miles from Stafford to Fairfax. The 395 Express Lanes are 8 miles long and they take drivers right up to the D.C. line. Both are cashless. They use electronic payments.
I-95 Express Lanes are located in Northern Virginia. They extend nearly 31 miles from its southern and at Route 610 in Stafford County north to Edsall Rd. in Alexandria, Fairfax County where they continue onto Interstate 395. They connect to 495 Express Lanes and 395 Express Lanes. Altogether they create a network of toll-managed lanes in Northern Virginia. I-95 Lanes have the Fredericksburg Extension. It added three lanes for approximately 1.5 miles. There are also new access points including flyover ramps at the Route 17 terminus and Quantico area. The entire project has been part of the Atlantic Gateway initiative, a multimodal suite of projects focused on the I-95 Express Lanes.
Express Lanes can be operated 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The regular speed is 65 miles per hour. Both E-95 and E-395 follow an approximate reversal schedule (as they are reversible, the northbound and southbound directions have to follow an approximate schedule). Simply speaking, they point north in the morning and then point south in the evening.
The Express Lanes stretch over 30 miles, from Edsall Road exit to Garrisonville Road in Stafford County. To use the lanes and pay, you need a transponder tag mounted on your windshield. There are no manned toll booths along the road. You cannot pay with cash and all charges are done with detection devices. Tolls cost between 20 and 80 cents a mile, depending on how heavy the traffic is. The highest rate applies during peak hours. If you’re driving a carpool of three or more, you can use the lanes for free. Note that you have to use a special E-ZPass Flex device. If you’re wondering what the total cost of your travel will be, use the online calculator.
If you don’t have a transponder tag, you can make a payment for an invoice. The invoice will be sent to the registered owner of the vehicle. You can also pay online without an invoice within five days of your trip. The total amount of your unpaid tolls should be available within 48 hours. If you are an E-ZPass user and you miss a toll or an invoice, you can qualify for the First-Time Forgiveness program.
If you have missed a toll recently, visit the Express Lanes website and enter your trip information. You will be charged the $1.50 fee. You can easily schedule an automatic online payment once your trip is processed. When it is, you will receive an email notification.
Don’t forget that the best way to keep your tolls under control is to always use the handy online toll calculator, as well as online toll payment apps like Uproad.
Here on Uproad.com, you'll find what to expect during your travels on I-95 Express Lanes toll information. From I-95 Express Lanes toll prices to payment options, Uproad lets you know the rules of the road.
And, if you drive a lot and are looking for a new toll payment account without a transponder or toll tag, you've come to the right place! With an Uproad app account, you'll pay tolls as you go with your mobile phone.
We thought you might be. Download the app today and enjoy your drive. Stress-free toll payment awaits!
Planning some road trips in the good old USA? Road trips have always been a favorite pastime in the US – it’s the best way to experience the vast array of breathtaking coastal views, jaw-dropping valleys, and amazing cliffs. When you add limitless desert terrains and lush forestry, you won’t find a better way to spend your holiday. We’re coming with a helping hand – here’s a list of the 10 best road trips in the USA.
The US-412/Cherokee Turnpike converted to PlatePay, which is a completely cashless tolling system, on Feb. 9
Beginning March 1, the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority is no longer accepting cash or coin payments.
If you have a collection of unpaid toll violations in the Houston area, it’s time to pay up.
If you received a toll violation from the Bay Area Toll Authority in the last few years, a refund may be next.
Drivers in the Houston area on toll roads maintained by the Harris County Toll Road Authority will get a 10% discount on their toll road fees, thanks to the passage of a proposal by Harris County Commissioners.
The Washington State Transportation Commission will support a new tax scheme that charges drivers per every mile they drive to supplement a decline in fuel tax revenues.
A wrong-way driver detection system will expand on Indiana Toll Roads, after previously identifying over 100 wrong-way drivers
Planning an amazing time exploring the jaw-dropping City of Angels? There is so much to see in this amazing city! If you decide to rent a car, you should be aware that Los Angeles and the suburbs have many toll roads. It is important that you pay online within five days of using the road because there are no cash booths on any of the toll roads in the areas of California.
