Pay up to 50% Less on SH 130

How It Works

Step 1: Pick a tag

Choose any tag below. One tag works on toll roads statewide—and many
out-of-state tolls as well.

Step 2: Sign up for free

It only takes a few minutes on the tag provider’s site.

Step 3: Just drive

Your tolls are charged automatically at the lower tag rate. No bills in the mail.
No manual payments needed. No pay-by-mail upcharges.

Choose Your Tag Provider

Any of these tags works on SH 130 and on toll roads across Texas. All of these electronic tags pay the same lowest rate on toll roads. Pick one and sign up free on their official site.

The Savings Story

When you drive SH 130 without a tag, you’re billed at a higher rate, plus a per-invoice fee, and unnecessary mail. You also could accrue late fees if you miss a payment. With a toll tag, you skip all of the hassle. You’re billed automatically at the lower tag rate, so there’s nothing to mail, nothing to forget, and nothing extra to pay.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Opening a tag is free, and there’s no monthly maintenance fee. You pay only for the tolls you actually drive—at the lower tag rate.
Any Texas-interoperable tag works on SH 130, so you can’t pick “wrong.” Choose whichever provider you like from the options above; they all bill you at the same lower tag rate on SH 130.
Yes. Texas toll tags are interoperable statewide, so a single tag covers SH 130 and toll roads across the rest of Texas; no need for more than one. Many tags also work across Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado, and parts of Florida.
Paying by mail costs more than paying with a tag, and mailed invoices may also incur a per-invoice fee, with late fees if the bill isn’t paid on time. A tag charges you automatically at the lower rate, so you skip the markup and the risk of late charges. Savings vary by toll road, with the highest savings of 50% on some sections of SH 130.
No. Tags are issued and managed by their respective agencies (such as NTTA, HCTRA, and CCRMA). SH 130 is simply sharing how a tag can save you money. You sign up directly with the provider you choose.

A warning about toll scams.

SH 130 Concession Co. is aware of the phishing and “smishing” text scams targeting toll customers across Texas. We never text you about payments, and we never ask for personal or payment information here. Every signup happens only on the tag provider’s own official website. As always, HCTRA handles all billing for SH 130 trips and will not text you about payments due or violations.