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Unpaid Tolls

If you have unpaid tolls with the PA Turnpike, you may be at risk of having your vehicle registration suspended. Effective January 2, 2023, Act 112 of 2022 allows the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission to request the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) to suspend the vehicle registration of any Pennsylvania motorist with unpaid PA Turnpike tolls and fees totaling $250 or more.

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If you think your registration may be impacted, click the link below to access our unpaid balance look up system. You will need your license plate number to complete the look up.

Unpaid Invoice Lookup

Payment to the PA Turnpike for all tolls and fees owed will ensure your vehicle registration remains in good standing.

If your registration is suspended, you will be responsible for payment of all outstanding tolls and fees to the PA Turnpike and will be required to pay a restoration fee to PennDOT. Take action now to avoid registration suspension.

Frequently Asked Questions

What if I have unpaid tolls with the PA Turnpike?

PennDOT suspended my registration, what does that mean?

What if I received a letter saying I have a pending suspension?

What is Act 112 of 2022?

How can I pay unpaid PA Turnpike tolls and fees?

How does Act 112 of 2022 work?

How do I know if I have unpaid PA Turnpike tolls and fees?

How do I reactivate my registration?

When did Act 112 of 2022 take effect?

View more Toll Enforcement Registration Suspension questions on the FAQs page.