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Illinois toll roads & bridges

Illinois has 9 tolled facilities in this dataset, run by 5 agencies. Every one of them is listed below with its operator, how it charges, and the transponders it is recorded as accepting.

9Facilities

310.6Tolled miles

5Operators

Which tag works in Illinois

Facilities in Illinois are recorded as accepting E-ZPass and I-PASS.

E-ZPass — issued by every member agency of its group, so an account from any of them is read here.
I-PASS — issued in Illinois by Illinois Tollway.

Rates and acceptance change; confirm with the operating agency before you travel.

Toll roads & bridges in Illinois

Every facility in the dataset, with its operator, length, how it charges, and the tags it accepts.

Chicago Skyway

Skyway Concession Company LLC

Toll road7.7 mi

Cash + electronic CashETC

Accepts: E-ZPass

Opened 1958. Private operator. One gated plaza: cash in marked lanes, card or an E-ZPass/I-PASS transponder in any lane. No pay-by-mail — a driver who cannot pay at the gate is issued a missed-toll notice at the lane.

Fort Madison Bridge

BNSF Railway

Toll bridge1.0 mi

Cash Cash

Accepts: E-ZPass

Opened 1927. Private operator.

Houbolt Road Extension

Houbolt Road Extension JV, LLC

Toll road1.5 mi

All-electronic (cashless) ORTETCAET

Accepts: E-ZPass

Opened 2023. P3 operator.

Illinois Route 390 Tollway

Illinois Tollway

Toll road10.0 mi

All-electronic (cashless) ORTETCAET

Accepts: E-ZPass

Opened 2016. Transponder required. Public operator.

Jane Addams Memorial Tollway (I-90/I-39)

Illinois Tollway

Toll road78.8 mi

All-electronic (cashless) ORTETCAET

Accepts: E-ZPass

Opened 1958. Transponder required. Public operator. Chicago to Rockford.

Ronald Reagan Memorial Tollway (I-88)

Illinois Tollway

Toll road96.05 mi

All-electronic (cashless) ORTETCAET

Accepts: E-ZPass

Opened 1958. Transponder required. Public operator.

St. Fancisville Bridge - Old Wabash Cannonball Railroad Bridge

State of Illinois (IDOT)

Toll bridge0.26 mi

Cash Cash

Railroad bridge converted for vehicle use; sold to City of St. Francisville c.1995, then to State of Illinois in 2009. Cash only; E-ZPass not accepted. Opened date unverifiable (bridge structure dates to 1906).