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By phone using a credit card: Call toll-free 1-87 or 41 outside the USA.Please note that a returned check fee is $25.00. By mail using a credit card, check, or money order: Send to Bay Area FasTrak Customer Service Center, P.O.

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Thereafter, invoices are mailed on a 30-day cycle if you cross the Bridge again in the same vehicle and you don't pay your toll using FasTrak, a License Plate Account, or a One-Time Payment. The amount due will be for the toll amount only there are no added fees or penalties.įor California vehicles, the first Toll Invoice is sent approximately one week after you cross the Golden Gate Bridge for out-of-state vehicles, it may take longer. If you do not take action to open a FasTrak Account, open a License Plate Account, or make a One-Time Payment, a Toll Invoice is generated and mailed to the registered own of the vehicle. By mail using check or money order: Send to Bay Area FasTrak Customer Service Center, P.O.In person using cash, check, or money order: Visit the Bay Area FasTrak Customer Service Center (375 Beale Street, San Francisco).In person using cash only: Visit a Cash Payment Location.Replenish using cash, check, or money order: When your prepaid toll balance falls below $30 or your personalized minimum threshold, you may replenish your account as follows:.You may also replenish using a credit card over by phone by calling toll-free 1-87 or 41 outside the USA. Replenish using a credit card: When your prepaid toll balance falls below $15 or your personalized minimum threshold, your credit card is charged to replenish your prepaid balance.To replenish your account, you have several options:

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When it is time to replenish your FasTrak Account, the driver feedback display located in each toll lane reads “Low Bal” or "Account Low." To learn more, visit our I Want to Remain Anonymous page. If you prefer to remain anonymous, that is an option offered when using FasTrak.

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Online: Download an application form from Mail completed form to the address provided on the form or drop off in person if paying with cash to the Bay Area FasTrak Customer Service Center (address noted above).In Person using credit card, cash, check, money order: Visit the Bay Area FasTrak Customer Service Center (375 Beale Street, San Francisco).

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By phone using a credit card: Call toll free 1-87 or 41 outside the USA.

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Purchase a FasTrak toll tag for $25 ($20 refundable deposit and $5 in prepaid tolls) at a participating Costco or Walgreens store, or find another retail location near you at you have a toll tag, you may open a FasTrak Account and pay the initial prepaid balance several ways: Once your account is open and activated, you can monitor it online at Open a FasTrak Account 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. To activate a FasTrak Account, a prepaid toll balance and a $20 refundable toll tag deposit are required. If this license plate is associated with your FasTrak Account, your account will then be charged the appropriate toll. If, for some technical reason, your toll tag does not beep, cameras will capture images of your vehicle license plates. Your account is then charged the appropriate toll. When your vehicle goes through the toll plaza, your FasTrak toll tag, when properly mounted on your vehicle, will be read by antennae and the toll tag will beep. To learn more about carpools, visit our Carpools & DMV Decals page. At the Golden Gate Bridge, FasTrak offers a discounted toll rate and is required for carpools. Your tolls are automatically deducted from a prepaid account that can be opened using a credit card or cash. To learn more about Bay Area FasTrak, visit the Bay Area FasTrak website. FasTrak is a convenient option for paying tolls on 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.