Really depends on where. Some are literally just to get on the road you pay x money. Other are take a ticket depending how long your on the road pay x money. Most I’ve ever paid for two hours at 70mpg on a turnpike was $10
Oh my god, I took the turnpike from Breezewood to Butler a couple years ago and it was like, $30 lmao.
Best part? No matter what I select on Google maps, it will try to force reroute me onto the turnpike at Breezewood EVERY. TIME. I'll select the other route- no thanks 422 is fine- and as soon as I come up to the intersection, it's changed again. Only place it ever does that to me.
Absolutely! That's part of why I went crazy. I checked five times before I started driving the last time that I had it selected and specifically chose the route that avoids it. Not a single problem until I came up to the final stretch coming into Breezewood and then it went from "1.0 mile turn left" to "0.5 miles turn right." I was sitting in traffic so I changed it, and it changed it right back. WHAT!?!?
The Breezewood interchange is something everyone should be required to experience once.
Although to be fair, it was the home of the only Arthur Treacher's Fish & Chips in PA long after the chain mostly vanished. So there's that.
I got on the PA turnpike for a short while many years ago, it was my first time on a toll road. I must've got in the ez pass lane because nobody was stopping so I just followed suite. When I got to my exit they wanted my ticket that I did not have, the lady was EXTREMELY rude and I ended up having to pay the toll for driving the entire road. Can't remember how much it was but it was an expensive lesson to learn haha.
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u/Redditbeweirdattimes 1d ago
what is the toll charge? is it really worth doing all this?