Does an NTTA toll tag work in Oklahoma?

I live in Kansas and have a TollTag, but I am heading to Oklahoma for a couple of weeks to visit family. Can I use my NTTA toll tag on roads in OK?

Andrea Barrett · Answered on Dec 07, 2022

Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.

Yes! An NTTA TollTag does work in Oklahoma on toll roads. TollTag members can easily use toll roads in Kansas and Oklahoma for the same discounted rate. But if you want to benefit from reduced rates, you must have the sticker TollTag.

If you have an older hard case TollTag or license plate tag, it cannot be used for automatic payment on toll roads in Kansas or Oklahoma.

In Kansas and Oklahoma, you can use your sticker TollTag on all 10 OTA turnpikes, including:

Turner
Will Rogers
H.E. Bailey
Indian Nation
Muskogee
Cimarron
John Kilpatrick
Cherokee
Creek
Chickasaw
Kansas

However, your TollTag account must be in good standing to be eligible for discounts on KTA and OTA roads.

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