There are no tolls on I75. Once you get on the Florida Turnpike its either cash or pay by plate. We collect coin and $1 bills on our way down so we are prepared.I am planning to drive to Orlando from the Brantford, Ontario area in a few weeks. Wondering about tolls….Is there a pass I can buy to make this easier? Is it better to just bring cash?
Planning to drive down I-75 through Detroit.
Its a quick call and they set everything up during the call. And they will send you the transponder. Get the app and your all set, I have been using mine for a couple years now with no issues. Just makes tolls quicker, as it seems most are cashless at this point.Has anyone bought the Unipass directly from CSX and shipped to Canada? I see that it's US$14.95 through them, but I'm wondering if there are shipping fees with this to Canada? Does it take a while to arrive? It's CAN $40 from Amazon Canada and I get it in a couple of days. Seems easier to order from Amazon Canada.
Anyone with experience with this? We're driving down in about 4 weeks.
That was poor advice IMO. Will you get caught, probably not. But if an enforcement officer catches you going through the gantry without a transponder that is an offence. It's not that Canadians don't have to pay, it's that the tolls are hard to collect and probably won't catch up with you. But knowingly avoiding paying the tolls is an offence.Hello: I was once told that Canadians do not have to pay the tolls in Florida (just drive and not enter the cash toll booths. There is no reciprocal agreement between Canada and Florida to collect tolls using your license plate. The same is true in Pensilvania and District of Columbia. The only one I know of with an agreement with Ontario is the New York thruway.
I don't know anyone who would risk this in the current climate. Just play by the rules.Hello: I was once told that Canadians do not have to pay the tolls in Florida (just drive and not enter the cash toll booths. There is no reciprocal agreement between Canada and Florida to collect tolls using your license plate. The same is true in Pensilvania and District of Columbia. The only one I know of with an agreement with Ontario is the New York thruway.
You do you but if you get stopped you'll have to hope that the officer cares about the circumstances. I wouldn't risk it and you could always carry change for unmanned booths.I will also say that when you get on the E toll lanes there is no payment method if you don't have a transponder. There have been times because of the insane traffic in the Orlando area, that I have been unable to change lanes safely to not enter the E toll lanes.