You can find the toll rates for all Bay Area toll bridges in the Toll Locations section of the FasTrak website.

Every lane on each of the eight Bay Area toll bridges accepts FasTrak.

As you drive through most bridge toll plazas, you'll hear your toll tag beep. The driver feedback display, located just past the collection booth window, will advise you of your account status.

• If your FasTrak account is valid and has a sufficient balance, it will display "VALID" or "VALID FASTRAK."
• If your FasTrak account has a low balance, it will display "LOW BAL" or "ACCOUNT LOW."
• If your FasTrak account is invalid for any reason, the display will be blank or it will show "CALL FASTRAK."

Note: There are no driver feedback displays in FasTrak lanes at the Benicia-Martinez Bridge, nor are there any in the Bay Area express lanes.

Yes. Oversized vehicles must use specific lanes designated for oversized vehicles.

Most FasTrak toll lanes on bridges have a speed limit of 25 miles per hour (mph). This limit is enforced by the California Highway Patrol.

For toll lanes that are shared between FasTrak and cash paying motorists, FasTrak users should proceed with extreme caution, being alert for stopped vehicles and toll collectors.

For Bay Area toll bridges with open road tolling lanes (e.g., Benicia-Martinez Bridge), the posted speed limit is 55 mph.

On the Golden Gate Bridge

Yes. To be eligible to receive the discounted carpool toll rate at the Golden Gate Bridge, you must have a FasTrak account in good standing and travel through a designated carpool lane. Eligible carpool vehicles include: (1) two-axle vehicles with three or more people; (2) motorcycles, including three-wheeled motorcycles; and (3) buses.

Eligible clean air vehicles with fewer than 3 people, two-seat vehicles, and vehicles with rear axle dual tires do not qualify as a carpool on the Golden Gate Bridge.

On All Other Toll Bridges

Yes. To be eligible to receive the discounted carpool toll rate at the state-owned toll bridges, you must have a FasTrak account in good standing and travel through a designated discounted carpool lane. Eligible carpool vehicles include any vehicle that meets the minimum number of occupants (two or three, depending on the bridge), motorcycles and clean air vehicles displaying valid clean air vehicle decals (purple or red). If you drive through a carpool toll lane without a FasTrak toll tag (even if you meet occupancy requirements for the carpool lane), a violation notice will be sent to the vehicle's registered owner. It is a violation of the toll evasion statutes under California Vehicle Code Section 23302 et seq. and Streets and Highways Code Section 30843 to fail to pay the established bridge toll.

Tolls are only collected in the southbound (into San Francisco) direction. The FasTrak system on the Golden Gate Bridge is turned off in select lanes when those lanes are dedicated to northbound traffic.

The multibridge commuter discount is a benefit for Bay Area FasTrak customers who cross multiple state-owned bridges within one day. State-owned bridges include Antioch, Benicia-Martinez, Carquinez, Dumbarton, Richmond-San Rafael, San Francisco-Oakland Bay and San Mateo-Hayward Bridges. This discount is not available on the Golden Gate Bridge.

If you make two commute-period trips on any state-owned bridge within the same day, you will receive a discount of $0.50 on your second toll ($0.25 cents on a carpool toll). You don't have to do anything else to receive this discount. FasTrak will automatically charge the discounted toll rate if you meet the following requirements:

• You must pay tolls with a Bay Area FasTrak or License Plate account. The discounted toll will be deducted from your account balance or charged to the credit card on file.
• You must use the same toll tag or same vehicle license plate for both tolls.
• Only 2-axle vehicles are eligible.

A maximum of two discounts per calendar day per toll tag or vehicle applies.

Commute periods are defined as 5:00 am to 10:00 am and 3:00 pm to 7:00pm, Monday through Friday.

FasTrak identifies your vehicle by its license plate number to link your payment. If you do not have a license plate yet, you can still make a one-time payment for your tolls.

When to Pay

After your toll crossing you have 48 hours to pay, or we will send an invoice for the toll amount to the registered owner of the vehicle. You can also set up payment for toll crossings that you plan to make within the next 30 days.

Specify the date of your toll crossing. You can also set up payment for future tolls.

Specify a period up to the next 30 days to pay tolls as you incur them.

Be ready with your vehicle license plate # and state of registration, and credit card information.

No License Plate on Vehicle

Specify a period up to the next 30 days to pay tolls as you incur them. Be ready with your vehicle's make, model, and year, and credit card information.