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Does I-4 in Florida have tolls?
I’m heading down to Florida to visit family and friends and I’ll be driving around the Orlando area. It looks like I’m going to be relying on I-4 a bit. Does I-4 in Florida have tolls?
Shannon Fitzgerald · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Yes, I-4 in Florida has tolls—but only in the 21-mile stretch of I-4 Express lanes starting west of Kirkman Road in Orlando and ending east of State Road 434 in Longwood.
Depending on how much of I-4 Express you’re using, you can generally expect your tolls to range between $0.50 and $3.50. Note that Florida’s Department of Transportation (FDOT) anticipates these rates to vary by demand and traffic volume in the near future.
Here are a few more things to consider before your trip:
- Payment: I-4 Express does NOT accept cash or Toll-By-Plate.
- Transponder: You must have a SunPass or other accepted out-of-state pass to electronically pay your tolls. If you don’t have an accepted transponder, you will be charged a $25 toll daily.
If you plan to use the I-4 Express, make sure you pack a transponder.
Driving your own car down? You can use an out-of-state transponder in Florida, such as the Kansas KTag, Texas TollTag, or the E-ZPass.
Renting a car in Florida? Most rental companies have cars with SunPasses, but they charge an activation fee when this SunPass is used. These activation fees can be daily or per trip, so it’s generally much cheaper to come with your own pass (as long as it can be used in rental cars) or purchase your own SunPass Portable transponder.
Of course, you can also use the non-express lanes on I-4 for free—but you may get stuck in traffic.
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