Whether you’re driving to a costume party, heading to a pumpkin patch, or chauffeuring little goblins around Orange County, here’s how to keep your drive fright-free and your account in good standing.
Wildfire season in Southern California is no longer a matter of if; it’s a matter of when.
That’s why the Transportation Corridor Agencies (TCA), operator of the 73, 133, 241, and 261 Toll Roads, has made fire prevention a top priority both on and off the road.
Have you ever wondered what Orange County looked like up to 90 million years ago? Imagine a 39-foot Baleen whale swimming through what is now Aliso Viejo or a mammoth roaming freely across the very spots we now drive through every day.
Is it your first time driving The Toll Roads? Or maybe you only make a few trips per year and don’t have an account? Whatever the reason, it’s no problem!
The Transportation Corridor Agencies (TCA), operator of The Toll Roads, is proud to be a part of the International Bridge, Tunnel and Turnpike Association’s (IBTTA) 2nd annual Global Road Safety Week.
Summer in Orange County feels a little like magic. From endless beach days to park picnics and local celebrations, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. The Toll Roads are here to help you get to your fun quickly and easily, so you can focus on making memories.
As the weather warms up and we head into summer, more motorcyclists return to the roads, which is why motorcycle safety awareness is top of mind.
You’re invited! In honor of Earth Month, we are excited to announce dates for The Toll Roads’ 2025 Spring Tours!
If you’re new to driving The Toll Roads or need a quick refresher on how to pay a toll, resolve a violation or sign up for a FasTrak® account with us, we’ve got you covered!
Have you ever noticed the brown fencing along the north end of the 241 Toll Road? Spanning 12 miles of the corridor, the 241 Wildlife Protection Fence keeps wildlife off the roads and guides them to existing wildlife bridge and culvert undercrossings that allow protected passage to open spaces on either side of the road.
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