Virginia Toll Facilities

E-ZPass, an automated toll collection system that allows motorists to pay without stopping at the toll booths, is available on the Dulles Toll Road, Dulles Greenway, George P. Coleman Bridge, the Powhite Parkway, Powhite Parkway Extension, the Richmond Downtown Expressway, and Pocahontas Parkway. To register for E-ZPass, call 1-877-762-7824 or visit the E-ZPass Web site.

Dulles Toll Road (Route 267) - Northern Virginia Fairfax County:

The 14-mile toll-road stretches from the Capital Beltway west to Dulles International Airport. Operated by the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT). For more information, call (703) 383-2700, or e-mail: dtr@vdot.state.va.us.

Dulles Greenway - Northern Virginia/Loudoun County:

The 14-mile privately owned toll road connects to the Dulles Toll Road at Route 28 and extends west to Route 15 at Leesburg. Tolls vary depending on vehicle size, toll collection location, and time of day. For more information: view the Dulles Toll Road Extension comprehensive agreement  (23 MB),  visit the Dulles Greenway's Web site at http://www.dullesgreenway.com/ or call (888) 707-8870.

The Downtown Expressway and Powhite Parkway, along with VDOT's Powhite Parkway Extension (Route 76):

These roads form a 16-mile highway network that extends from Interstates 95 and 195 in Richmond into central Chesterfield County. Tolls range from 15 cents to $1.50, depending on vehicle size and toll collection location.

The Downtown Expressway and Powhite Parkway are operated by the Richmond Metropolitan Authority (RMA).

Those with questions about toll violations for the Downtown Expressway, Powhite Parkway and Powhite Parkway Extension should call customer service at (877) 762-7824.

For general information about the RMA's Downtown Expressway or Powhite Parkway toll facilities, call (804) 523-3300.

For general information about VDOT's Powhite Parkway Extension toll facilities, call (804) 378-3403.

The Boulevard Bridge:

The bridge is owned by the Richmond Metropolitan Authority. It spans the James River and connects the Westover Hills community to Maymont Park in the city on Route 161.

Many Richmonders still call the Boulevard Bridge "The Nickel Bridge" because of its initial five-cent toll.

Tolls are 25 cents for two-axle vehicles and 50 cents for three-axles. Vehicles with more than three axles aren't permitted

Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel (Route 13):

The 23-mile bridge and tunnel structure stretches across the bay to connect Virginia's Eastern Shore to Virginia Beach. Tolls vary depending on vehicle size from $12 for passenger vehicles up to $42 for six-axle tractor-trailer trucks. It is operated by the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel District. For more information, call (757) 331-2960.

George P. Coleman Bridge (Route 17):

This one-mile bridge carries Route 17 traffic over the York River between historic Yorktown and Gloucester County. The tolls listed below are collected in the northbound direction only. For more information on the tolls, call (804) 642-1400 or e-mail: hamptonroadsinfo@VDOT.Virginia.gov

Commuters: 85 cents
Motorcycles: 85 cents
Two axles: $2
Three axles: $3
Four or more axles: $4

* Motorists in two-axle vehicles can qualify for the commuter rate by enrolling in the E-ZPass program and making three trips across the bridge in 90 days. E-ZPass is an automated toll collection system that allows motorists to pay tolls without stopping at the toll booths.

Chesapeake Expressway (Route 168):

The Chesapeake Expressway is Route 168, a fast and convenient four-lane divided highway linking Interstate 64 in Chesapeake to North Carolina and the Outer Banks.

The 16-mile Chesapeake Expressway incorporates VDOT's E-ZPass electronic toll collection system and open-road technology, the first of its kind in Virginia.

The toll rate is determined by the number of axles per vehicle and whether the driver is enrolled in the Chesapeake Expressway Discount Program:

Jordan Bridge

The bridge is operated by the City of Chesapeake. It's a two-lane, vertical lift span bridge that crosses the Southern Branch of the Elizabeth River.

The bridge opens on demand for commercial vessels, except from 6:30-8:30 a.m. and 3:30-5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. This does not apply on federal holidays.

The toll is 75 cents for a two-axle vehicle.

Pocahontas Parkway:

This 8.8-mile roadway including a high-level bridge over the James River connects I-95 at Chippenham Parkway in Chesterfield County to Interstate 295 near Richmond International Airport in Henrico County. The toll is $2.50 for cash riders. E-ZPass riders can use the region's only high-speed open lanes, allowing them to travel through the toll facility at highway speeds. For more information, visit www.pocahontasparkway.com or call (804) 822-3420.