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Ohio Turnpike Toll Rates 2026

The Ohio Turnpike charges tolls based on distance traveled and vehicle class. E-ZPass users pay significantly less per mile than cash payers. The full east-to-west route is approximately 241 miles from the Pennsylvania border to the Indiana border.

Toll rates by vehicle class

ClassVehicle typeE-ZPass rateCash rateFull route E-ZPassFull route cash
Class 2Passenger car, pickup, van, SUV (2 axles)$0.0456/mi$0.0820/mi$18.25$27.75
Class 32-axle trucks and RVs over 7,500 lbs$0.0912/mi$0.1640/mi$27.50$49.50
Class 43-axle vehicles$0.1368/mi$0.2460/mi$41.25$74.25
Class 54-axle vehicles$0.1824/mi$0.3280/mi$55.00$99.00
Class 65-axle tractor-trailer$0.2280/mi$0.4100/mi$68.75$123.75
Class 76-axle vehicles$0.2736/mi$0.4920/mi$82.50$148.50

Minimum toll of $1.50 E-ZPass / $2.25 cash applies for very short trips. Updated 26 March 2026.

Sample segment costs (Class 2 passenger car)

SegmentMilesE-ZPassCash
Exit 2 (PA) to Exit 14 (Youngstown)12$1.50$2.25
Exit 14 to Exit 180 (Akron)64$5.75$10.50
Exit 180 (Akron) to Exit 234 (Cleveland)54$4.75$8.75
Exit 110 (Sandusky) to Exit 71 (Toledo)39$3.50$6.50
Exit 71 (Toledo) to Indiana border65$6.50$9.75

How Ohio Turnpike tolling works

The Ohio Turnpike is an open-road tolling system. When you enter at a plaza, you either take a ticket (cash) or your E-ZPass account is noted. When you exit, you pay based on the distance traveled.

E-ZPass users drive through designated E-ZPass lanes at highway speed. The transponder communicates with overhead gantries to record your entry and exit points. There are no staffed lanes for E-ZPass users.

Without E-ZPass, you must use staffed cash lanes or the "Toll By Plate" lanes where your plate is photographed and a bill is mailed.