Beware! FasTrak is telling customers to be suspicious of any text message that asks for a FasTrak payment. FasTrak will never ask for payment by text and advises customers to make payments or get answers to billing questions on its website.
No stopping. All lanes. All the time.
All Electronic Tolling makes it easy to cross the Golden Gate Bridge — no stopping, no fumbling for change.
Cash tolls are no longer collected at the Bridge. Instead, motorists can use one of four easy ways to pay a Golden Gate Bridge toll — a FasTrak Account, a License Plate Account, a One-Time Payment, or a Toll Invoice. Payment may be made using a credit card, cash, check or money order, and can be paid online, by phone, or in person at a cash payment location.
Our Toll Payment Options section explains each option in more detail and offers links to each payment portal.
Golden Gate Bridge Tolls Rates
Tolls are collected in one direction only — in the southbound direction into San Francisco. Toll rates are effective July 1, 2024.
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FasTrak
Toll
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License Plate Account & One-Time Payment
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Toll
Invoice
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2 Axles/
Motorcycles
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$9.25 |
$9.50
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$10.25
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3 Axles
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$27.75 |
$28.50
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$30.75
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4 Axles
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$37.00 |
$38.00
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$41.00
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5 Axles
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$46.25 |
$47.50
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$51.25
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6 Axles
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$55.50 |
$57.00
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$61.50
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7 Axles or More
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$64.75 |
$66.50
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$71.75
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$7.25 |
n/a
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n/a
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