The Toll Roads are proud to expand our Disabled Veteran Program, offering greater flexibility for eligible drivers. This expansion allows veterans who qualify for the California DMV Disabled Veteran Registration Fee Exemption to receive free tolls exclusively on The Toll Roads, even if they choose not to display a veteran license plate.
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.
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 California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), in partnership with The Toll Roads, is on a mission to improve the drive for motorists. Work is moving full speed ahead on the 241 Pavement Repair and 73 Enhancement projects, both expected to be completed in 2024.
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