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How to Drive on Toll Roads in West Virginia

Planning a trip to the Mountain State? Budget is here to help with our guide on West Virginia tolls. In addition to our convenient rental locations in WV, we’re proud to provide our road warriors with vital information about West Virginia toll roads to help you better prepare for the journey ahead.

 

Budget E-Toll Services

Tackle West Virginia Turnpike toll fees with ease using one of our Budget e-Toll services. With Budget on your side, you’ll never have to scrounge for change or worry about getting an E-ZPass transponder. Our standard service is just $6.95 per day plus the cost of tolls, and our e-Toll Unlimited toll service is available for a flat fee that’s all-inclusive—any tolls you drive through are covered. 

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How Tolls Work in West Virginia

West Virginia tolls are primarily collected on the West Virginia Turnpike, an 88-mile stretch between Charleston and Princeton, which serves as a major transportation network for residents and visitors. Aside from the West Virginia Turnpike, there is one toll plaza (North Beckley Side Toll Plaza) off exit 48 of the Turnpike. 

West Virginia Turnpike toll fees can be paid using E-ZPass (or Budget e-Toll services) or traditional cash payments, which have higher costs for cash lane users. You cannot pay for West Virginia tolls with a debit or credit card, so come prepared with cash; exact change isn’t required though. (Source)

 

Must-Know Tollways in West Virginia

West Virginia Turnpike (I-77)

  • Length: 88 miles (141.62 km) (Source)

  • Speed Limit: 60-70 mph (Source)

  • Major Cities Served: Charleston, Beckley, Princeton

West Virginia Turnpike tolls are the tolls you’re most likely to encounter on your journey in the Mountain State. These toll roads extend 88 miles, primarily along I-77, connecting Charleston to Princeton and other communities in southern West Virginia. The toll road features several rest plazas with dining and gas options. (Source) (Source2)

North Beckley Side Toll Plaza (US 19)

The North Beckley Side Toll Plaza is the last operated toll plaza off of the West Virginia Turnpike. You’ll encounter this toll plaza if you take exit 48 off the West Virginia Turnpike or enter the turnpike from State Route 19. Like the West Virginia Turnpike, tolls are collected to cover the cost of infrastructure, updates, and maintenance. These tolls can be paid using coins, cash, or E-ZPass. (Source) (Source2)

*Toll rates, road distances, and speed limits subject to change.

FAQs about Toll Roads in West Virginia

West Virginia tolls are primarily located on the West Virginia Turnpike on I-77. The North Beckley Toll Plaza is at Exit 48 of the Turnpike. You may be able to avoid some West Virginia Turnpike tolls by changing your GPS or navigation app settings to avoid toll roads.

You will receive a toll violation if you pass through an E-ZPass lane without a toll tag (also known as a transponder) in your vehicle. You can pay violations by check, money order, or by card over the phone. If you use an E-ZPass lane without a toll tag in a Budget vehicle, you’ll automatically be enrolled in our e-Toll service.

The majority of I-64 in West Virginia is not a toll road. However, the portion of I-64 between Charleston and Beckley is tolled as part of the West Virginia Turnpike, the primary West Virginia toll road. Using a GPS or navigation app, you can check if you’ll be traveling through tolls on I-64. (Source)

*Toll road information provided on this page is current as of June 2024. Toll road information is subject to change without notice.