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2026 rate schedule

Ohio Turnpike toll rates 2026

Per-mile rates for all seven vehicle classes, E-ZPass and cash, plus full-route fares in both directions. Rates effective 1 January 2026 from the Ohio Turnpike and Infrastructure Commission's 2024-2028 Schedule of Tolls.

Quick answer: Class 1 (passenger car): $0.073 per mile E-ZPass, $0.106 per mile cash. Full westbound trip: $19.00 / $27.75.

2026 rate increase

Rates rose 2.7% on 1 January 2026 as part of the published 2024-2028 schedule. Annual increases of similar magnitude are already approved through 1 January 2028.

Per-mile rates by vehicle class

ClassDescriptionE-ZPass / miCash / miE-ZPass saving
Class 1Passenger cars, pickups, vans, SUVs (2 axles, under 7'6")$0.073$0.10631%
Class 22-axle vehicles over 7'6" height$0.109$0.15931%
Class 33-axle vehicles$0.127$0.18230%
Class 44-axle vehicles$0.172$0.22724%
Class 55-axle commercial vehicles (standard semi-truck)$0.226$0.28420%
Class 66-axle vehicles$0.254$0.31820%
Class 77+ axle vehicles$0.291$0.36320%

Source: Ohio Turnpike and Infrastructure Commission 2024-2028 Schedule of Tolls.

Full route, westbound

Pennsylvania border (Exit 2) to Indiana border (Exit 239), 241 miles.

ClassE-ZPassCash
Class 1$19.00$27.75
Class 2$28.50$41.50
Class 3$33.25$47.50
Class 4$45.00$59.25
Class 5$58.75$74.00
Class 6$66.25$83.00
Class 7$75.75$94.75

Full route, eastbound

Indiana border (Exit 239) to Pennsylvania border (Exit 2), 241 miles.

ClassE-ZPassCash
Class 1$16.00$23.50
Class 2$24.00$35.25
Class 3$28.00$40.25
Class 4$38.00$50.25
Class 5$49.75$62.75
Class 6$56.00$70.25
Class 7$64.25$80.25

Why eastbound and westbound differ

Eastbound full-route fares run a few dollars lower than westbound. The Ohio Turnpike publishes two separate fare matrices (one per direction) rather than a symmetric per-mile table. The difference comes from the way interchange-to-interchange distances are measured: each direction's pair of toll plazas sits at a slightly different mile point because of how the ramps are laid out. The result is a roughly 16% to 18% gap on the full-length crossing for Class 1 vehicles, narrowing on shorter segments.

Vehicle classification

How class is determined

  • Total number of axles, including any towed unit.
  • Height over the first two axles (the 7'6" threshold).
  • Combined weight for the heavier classes.

Common situations

  • Sedan, SUV, pickup, minivan: Class 1.
  • Passenger car towing a small trailer (3 axles total): Class 3.
  • Class B motorhome: Class 1 if under 7'6", Class 2 otherwise.
  • Box truck, large RV, dual rear-wheel pickup: typically Class 2.
  • Standard 5-axle tractor-trailer: Class 5.

Class 1 toll rate history (per mile, E-ZPass)

YearE-ZPassCashYoY change
2020$0.060$0.084Baseline
2021$0.062$0.087+2.7%
2022$0.064$0.089+2.7%
2023$0.066$0.092+2.7%
2024$0.068$0.094+2.7%
2025$0.071$0.103+2.7%
2026$0.073$0.106+2.7%

Pre-2024 rates reconstructed from previously published schedules; 2024-2028 from the current Schedule of Tolls.

Minimum tolls

Very short trips do not fall below the published minimum. For Class 1 the minimum is roughly $1.50 with E-ZPass or $2.00 cash; minimums scale up by class.