Drivers pay tolls in the southbound direction, on the south end of the bridge. Note that tolls for the Golden Gate Bridge are different from tolls for state-owned bridges. Additional toll tags you order may require a security deposit. When the Customer Service Center receives a toll tag back from you, your security deposit will be refunded. Like the FasTrak Flex toll tag, the FasTrak CAV also has a three-position switch to signal whether you are traveling alone or as a carpool. The FasTrak CAV toll tag is required for discounted single-occupant CAV travel on Bay Area Express Lanes.
FasTrak recommends that you use certified or registered mail to ensure delivery. If you wish, you can put the toll tag into the mail without an envelope or postage. The mailing address is already printed on the toll tag and the post office will deliver the toll tag to the FasTrak Customer Service Center.
You can attach the exterior toll tag on the front bumper, either above or below the license plate, using the tamper-resistant screws and unique wrench that come with the exterior toll tag. After mounting the toll tag, keep the wrench in a secure place for future adjustment or removal. There are four easy ways to pay a Golden Gate Bridge toll - a FasTrak Account, License Plate Account, One-Time Payment, and Toll Invoice. Tolls may be paid using credit card, cash, check or money order, and can be paid online, by phone, or in person. If you don't have an account, pay toll(s) online at TheTollRoads.com or via The Toll Roads app within five days before or five days after driving. You will need to know both the vehicle and trailer's license plate numbers and the number of axles.
Frequent visitors who use The Toll Roads benefit from having a FasTrak Charge account. With FasTrak Charge – tolls are charged individually to a credit card on file. The toll payment services include Pass24, TollPass, e-Toll and PlatePass.
Because of this, both The Toll Roads and SB Express Lanes drivers can get assistance at our new San Bernardino County Customer Service Walk-In Center. To learn more about the SB Express Lanes, please visit their website at SBExpressLanes.com. The Golden Gate Bridge links the City of San Francisco with the County of Marin along U.S.
To learn more about carpools, visit our Carpools & DMV Decals page. Tolls on the Golden Gate Bridge vary by vehicle occupancy, vehicle type, and payment method. For the toll rates on the Golden Gate Bridge, visit /tolls. To qualify for the discounted carpool rate, you must meet the eligibility requirements, use designated carpool lanes, and pay the toll with FasTrak.
When using a credit card, the initial prepaid minimum toll balance is $25; when using cash, check or money order, the initial prepaid minimum toll balance is $50. Once your account is open and activated, you can monitor it online at There are no monthly account maintenance fees and prepaid accounts are eligible for discounted toll rates.
If the account is linked to a credit card, the toll is charged to the card each time your vehicle crosses a bridge. There is no prepaid balance required and there are no extra fees. To use Bay Area bridges without a FasTrak toll tag or a service through your rental car company, you can set up a Short-Term License Plate Account. The account can be used to pay tolls for Bay Area bridge crossings incurred 48 hours before the account was set up, or future trips up to 30 days in advance. These accounts cannot be used to pay tolls for Bay Area Express Lanes or receive discounts on toll bridges.
These payment methods are valid for other Bay Area toll bridges in California as well. Carpools and motorcycles may receive a discount on bridge carpool lanes during designated hours, and can use express lanes toll free or at a discount. FasTrak is a convenient option for paying tolls on invoice number meaning all of the Bay Area’s eight toll bridges and Express Lanes (I-680 and SR 237), as well as the toll roads in southern California. To learn more about Bay Area FasTrak, visit the Bay Area FasTrak website. In June 2023, the Metro Board authorized making the Pay-As-You-Go program permanent.