Interoperability

National interoperability is an ongoing pursuit of the transportation industry since travelers want the convenience of using one transponder to pay for tolls in multiple states. Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise continues to work toward developing partnerships with other tolling agencies to allow interoperable travel between other states.

TOLL ROADS IN FLORIDA

The following transponders are accepted on most Florida’s toll roads and bridges:

SunPass prepaid toll program logo with a stylized road and sun graphic in blue.
E-PASS logo with large orange circle and purple text on a white and purple background.
Purple text logo reading E-ZPass with horizontal lines indicating speed or movement.
Logo of Peach Pass featuring an orange peach with a leaf above stylized gray text reading PEACH PASS.
Logo of NC Quick Pass with stylized blue road curves next to green and blue text.
Logo with LeeWay in green and a brown pelican flying above, encircled by a thin brown line.
EZTAG Logo
TxTag logo with a star, red swoosh on blue and white background.
Bold black letter T on an orange circle with a white border, resembling a transportation logo.
Logo with a large yellow K and green TAG letters. A red triangle overlays the K.
PikePass logo
ExpressToll Logo

SUNPASS TRANSPONDERS

Both SunPass Mini and SunPass PRO work across Florida, Georgia, Kansas, North Carolina, Oklahoma, and Texas. The SunPass PRO also works anywhere E-ZPass is accepted: Colorado, excluding Northwest Parkway, Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, parts of Michigan (Bay City), Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Virginia and West Virginia.

Two people enjoy a sunny drive in a convertible with text, Enjoy seamless travel along the East Coast. SunPass PRO logo.

WHERE TO USE YOUR SUNPASS

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