What happened to my ExpressAccount?
If you’re wondering what happened to your ExpressAccount, it has now become a FasTrak account. The Toll Roads, which operate State Routes 73, 133, 241, and 261, replaced ExpressAccounts with FasTrak accounts to align with California’s statewide electronic toll collection system. Your account balance, transponder, and payment methods remain active, but you now benefit from FasTrak’s compatibility across all tolled bridges, lanes, and roads in California. To manage your account, log in to TheTollRoads.com or The Toll Roads app using your existing credentials. Ensure your vehicle’s license plate is updated to avoid violations.
Who owns and operates The Toll Roads?
Transportation Corridor Agencies (TCA) owns and operates The Toll Roads. The TCA is a public agency formed by the California legislature to plan, finance, construct, and operate these toll roads. Unlike other toll facilities in California, the TCA focuses on providing efficient travel options in Orange County while charging no monthly account maintenance fees for FasTrak users. Visit TheTollRoads.com for more details on their mission and services.
What is FasTrak and how do I use it to pay tolls?
FasTrak is California’s electronic toll collection system, allowing drivers to pay tolls automatically on every tolled bridge, lane, and road in the state, including The Toll Roads (State Routes 73, 133, 241, and 261). To use FasTrak, affix a transponder to your vehicle’s windshield.
As you pass through a toll point, the toll is deducted from your prepaid account, charged to a linked credit card, or invoiced. Sign up for a FasTrak account at TheTollRoads.com, mount your transponder correctly, and ensure sufficient funds to enjoy seamless, cashless toll payments. Learn more at FasTrak.org.
How do I sign up for a FasTrak account with The Toll Roads?
How do I sign up for a FasTrak account with The Toll Roads? Ready to create a FasTrak account for The Toll Roads? Signing up is simple and can be done online or via The Toll Roads app. Visit the secure account portal at TheTollRoads.com, click “Sign Up,” and provide your personal details, vehicle information, and preferred payment method (prepaid, credit card, or invoice). You’ll receive a transponder to mount on your windshield. Accounts with The Toll Roads have no monthly maintenance fees, and you can use your transponder across all California toll facilities. For step-by-step guidance, check TheTollRoads.com or call (949) 727-4800.
Why do TCA’s FasTrak account policies differ from other toll agencies?
TCA’s FasTrak account policies differ from other toll agencies beacuse The Toll Roads, operated by the Transportation Corridor Agencies (TCA), have unique policies tailored to their operations on State Routes 73, 133, 241, and 261. Unlike some agencies that charge monthly maintenance fees, TCA offers accounts with no such fees, making it cost-effective for Orange County drivers. Policies may also differ due to regional operational needs, such as specific transponder types or violation processes. For a full comparison of California toll agencies, visit FasTrak.org.
Where can I get a FasTrak transponder from The Toll Roads?
You can get a FasTrak transponder from The Toll Roads by signing up for a FasTrak account at TheTollRoads.com or through The Toll Roads app. After registering, a transponder will be mailed to you, typically arriving within a few business days. Alternatively, visit a Toll Roads Customer Service Center in Irvine or Rancho Cucamonga (check hours at TheTollRoads.com). Ensure your transponder is properly mounted to avoid toll violations. For more options, explore TheTollRoads.com or call (949) 727-4800.
