Indian Nation Turnpike

Payment options

Uproad
Cash
Transponder

Drivers without valid payment methods get mailed bills or violations and pay higher toll rates.

Toll pricing

Varies w/traffic volume
Consistent
Higher at peak hours

Rules of the (toll) road

Express toll lanes
High-occupancy toll lane

State	Oklahoma
Toll agency	OTA OK Turnpike Authority
Supported transponders	Pikepass
Time Zone	CST Central Standard Time (CST)

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Avarage cost for the road Indian Nation Turnpike

Note: actual costs may vary based on the trip length.

Toll cost with cash	3.72 rate

Toll cost with transponder	2.93 rate

The Details

Indian Nation Turnpike

Indian Nation Turnpike is a toll road facility located in Oklahoma. It is owned and maintained by the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority. The toll road was fully completed in 1970. It is 105 miles long, which makes it the longest turnpike in Oklahoma. The Indian Nation Turnpike connects US 70 in Hugo to McAlester and Henryetta. Only the Pikepass transponder tag is supported on the Indian Nation Turnpike.

The Indian Nation Turnpike – overview

The official name of the Indian Nation Turnpike is State Highway 375, also called the SH-375. It’s situated in southeastern Oklahoma. It spans between Hugo and Henryetta. The toll road was constructed with parkway-like design standards in mind. It omits a center barrier and left-handed shoulders. Instead, a mounded grassy median is flush with the edge of the left lane in each direction. There is one service plaza along the Indian Nation Turnpike. It’s situated near McAlester, just north of the US-69 exit.

The speed limit of the toll road is 80 mph (130 km/h) from Interstate 40 south to north of US-270/OK-1, and from there to the southern terminus – 75 mph (120 km/h). The route is now one continuous 4-lane limited-access highway. There are two separately constructed segments. The north one is 41.1 miles (66.1 km) long and was opened in 1966, the south one is 64.1 miles (103.2 km) long, and it was opened four years later.

The Indian Nation Turnpike tolls

The Indian Nation Turnpike has three mainline toll plazas:

North of the OK-9/Eufaula exit – this plaza has 2 high-speed Pikepass lanes, one in each direction.
South of the US-69 exit near McAlester.
Within the Antlers exit.

If you are driving a 2-axle vehicle, you will pay $7.75. If you are a Pikepass or another compatible pass user, $6.20 to drive the full length of the Indian Nation Turnpike. In the table below, you will find toll rates that apply for the following vehicle classes:

Vehicle class	Pikepass toll rate	Cash toll rate
Class 2: 2-axle vehicles including motorcycles	$6.20	$7.75
Class 3: 3-axle vehicles	$7.00	$8.75
Class 4: 4-axle vehicles	$11.55	$13.75
Class 5: 5-axle vehicles	$19.95	$23.50
Class 6: 6-axle vehicles	$24.75	$28.50

To calculate the cost of a specific trip, you may need some help – the best option is to use the online toll rate calculator. It will enable you to calculate how much to pay based on the toll facility, the distance traveled, and the type of vehicle you’re driving.

How to pay the Indian Nation Turnpike tolls?

The Indian Nation Turnpike is one of the toll facilities that still accept cash as a payment method. However, the most recommended option is to pay via the transponder tag (Pikepass, TxTag, K-TAG, TollTag, EZ-TAG, Sunpass Pro) – you don’t have to stop at toll booths and tolls are collected automatically. Unfortunately, this toll road doesn’t support online payments via mobile applications like Uproad. Also, it is impossible to pay with just a license plate toll on the Indian Nation Turnpike. To make sure your toll rate is well-calculated, use the online toll calculator.

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FAQs

In which state is Indian Nation Turnpike?

This toll is in Oklahoma.

Which transponders are supported for Indian Nation Turnpike (Oklahoma?

Only Pikepass is supported on this toll.

What is the tolling authority of Indian Nation Turnpike, Oklahoma?

OK Turnpike Authority owns Indian Nation Turnpike.

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