FAQ
Is the southern section of SH 130 a private toll road?
SH 130 Concession Co. built the roadway at no cost to the state and operates and maintains the road under a 50-year Facility Concession Agreement with the Texas Department of Transportation.
The Texas Department of Transportation oversaw, but did not pay for, the acquisition of all right of way and roadways required. The State of Texas is the title holder of record.
How much are the tolls?
How are toll rates set?
How are tolls collected on segments 5 and 6 of SH 130?
Segments 5 & 6 of SH 130 have an all-electronic toll collection system, allowing motorists to travel at highway speeds without stopping at toll plazas and looking for coins. Drivers can pay their tolls with an electronic tag from NTTA’s TollTag, HCTRA’s EZ TAG, TxDOT’s TxTag, Kansas Turnpike Authority’s K-Tag, and Oklahoma Turnpike Authority’s Pikepass. Electronic tags are a small electronic sticker that attaches to the windshield and automatically deducts toll fees from a prepaid account. All billing inquiries should be directed to HCTRA.
What is the speed limit on SH 130 Segments 5 & 6?
Does SH 130 Concession Company participate in the veteran’s toll discount program?
The southern portion of SH 130 is not included in the current state discount toll program for veterans. We would like to participate should the state expand and fund veteran exemptions to privately operated toll roads. Visit the TxTag website for information on which license plates qualify and which roadways are currently included in the program.
Have questions about the TxTag transition to HCTRA?
Learn more about the TxTag transition to HCTRA here.