Georgia Toll Roads, Express Lanes and PeachPass
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Georgia toll roads and express lanes
Georgia is not a toll-mandatory state.[1] Instead, the Georgia Express Lanes are optional toll lanes that run parallel to existing interstates in some of metro Atlanta's most congested areas. These lanes offer the option to pay a toll to bypass traffic and enjoy more predictable travel times during busy periods. All Georgia Express Lanes have dynamic pricing to ensure reliable trips, even during peak hours.[2] Currently there are 4 Express Lanes with Peach Pass in Georgia.
- I-75 South Metro Express Lanes
- I-85 Express Lanes
- I-75/I-575 corridor
- I-85 Extension
What is Peach Pass to Pay Toll in Georgia ?
Georgia's electronic toll system, Peach Pass, facilitates travel on high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes and express lanes along interstates I-75, I-85, and I-575 within the Atlanta metropolitan area. These are all electronic and do not accept cash payments. Also, a video toll system doesn’t exist in Georgia.
What to do if a toll is missed in Georgia?
Failing to pay the required toll on a toll road is a breach of O.C.G.A. § 32-10-64 (c)(1). When this occurs, the registered vehicle owner must promptly pay the State Road and Tollway Authority (SRTA) the owed toll and an additional $25 administrative fee per violation to offset collection costs.
How do I get a Peach Pass transponder
You can set up your Peach Pass account and receive your Peach Pass transponder by:
- Online:
- Visit mypeachpass.com.
- Click the “Get My Peach Pass Now” button.
- Follow the prompts to sign up for Peach Pass.
- By Phone:
- Call the Peach Pass Customer Service Center at 1-855-724-7277.
- In Person:
- Locate a Peach Pass Retail Center near you.
- Schedule an appointment, if your location requires it.
- Visit during business hours to open your Peach Pass account.
Learn more about PeachPass from the video below:
Which agency takes care of Georgia express lanes?
State Road and Tollway Authority [3] takes care of Express lanes in Georgia. The State Road and Tollway Authority (SRTA) is a state-level, independent Authority created by the Georgia General Assembly to operate tolled transportation facilities within the State and act as Georgia’s transportation financing arm.
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