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Toll Violation?
Contact the FBCTRA Violation Payment Center

Monday – Friday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday – Sunday: CLOSED
Toll Free: (855) 999-2024
Website: FBTRCSC.com

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ELECTRONIC TOLL TAG ONLY – NO CASH, NO PAY BY MAIL

Traveling on the Toll Roads

The Fort Bend County Toll Road Authority (FBCTRA) was the first toll agency in the United States to eliminate cash from all lanes and move to all electronic toll collection. FBCTRA is a member of the Central United States Interoperability (CUSIOP) HUB which allows users with electronic toll tags issued by any member to operate on any toll road in Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas. To use any of the toll roads in Fort Bend County a vehicle must have a valid electronic toll tag issued by any one of the CUSIOP toll agencies.

Currently there are four agencies issuing tags that are recognized and accepted by FBCTRA:

Operating a vehicle on any toll road operated by the Fort Bend County Toll Road Authority without a valid electronic toll tag is a violation and can result in a citation, toll violation notice, and additional fines and fees.

The Fort Bend County Toll Road Authority does not offer “Pay-By-Mail” or “Video Tolling” as an option. Your vehicle must have an electronic toll tag issued by a member of the statewide interoperability program.

If you previously had a TxTag issued by TxDot and your account was successfully transitioned over to Harris County Ez-Tag you are not required to get a new tag at this time. Should you start receiving unexpected notices from other agencies please contact Harris County EZ-Tag directly to see if there are issues with your account. If no issues are identified, you may submit a dispute directly with Harris County Ez-Tag and they will contact the agencies on your behalf to try and resolve.

How do Toll Violations Occur?

A motorist driving on the toll roads without one of the electronic toll tags mentioned above may be issued a citation for “Failure to Pay Toll”.  When a vehicle passes through a toll plaza without a valid electronic toll tag, photographs of the license plates are taken to identify the vehicle. The registered owner of the vehicle will receive a Toll Violation Notice by first class mail.  If you do not have an electronic toll tag and accidentally travel the road, you may call the Violation Payment Center at (855) 999-2024. Future travel will require a toll tag.

How Much Can a Violation Cost?

How to Avoid Toll Violations

Did you receive a new credit card because the old one expired? Was your credit card stolen or compromised? Make sure to update your electronic toll tag account to reflect your new credit card information.  These toll agencies include:

Did you receive new license plates for an existing vehicle? Did you purchase a new vehicle? Make sure your electronic toll tag account has current license plate information.

Did you recently purchase a used vehicle from another individual? Verify with the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) that the previous owner transferred the title to you. Make sure the DMV has your correct address.

Make sure your electronic toll tag is active and your account is in good standing with a valid credit card or debit card associated with the account.

Just Visiting?

For more information on how use the toll roads on a temporary basis without a tag, please see more details on our Visitors page.

More Information

For detailed information on all Fort Bend County Toll Roads, plaza locations and toll rates, visit the links below: