Question : Why did the change in agreement happen, what was the need?Īnswer: In March, at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Harris County Commissioners Court approved the suspension of cash collection in the lanes, and enacted measures to continue to provide service to non-account holders, including removing fees for paying after the fact and measures to make it easier to open an EZ TAG Account. EZ TAG account holders pay the lowest toll rate and may use their EZ TAG on toll roads throughout Texas, Kansas and Oklahoma.ĭrivers can sign up at or download the EZ TAG app. Question : Will these fee changes benefit drivers as consumers?Īnswer : Harris County has made it easier for drivers to obtain a pre-paid EZ TAG account, which is the most efficient way to pay tolls. For EZ TAG Accounts already opened before this change, customers may log in at to manually set their rebill to the lower amount. Question: How do these changes compare to what is in place before?Īnswer: Please refer to the above response. New EZ TAG Accounts will automatically require a $20 prepaid toll deposit for up to two vehicles, as opposed to $40 previously required. These details are summarized on our website at /News/EZTAG_Update. HCTRA will provide future EZ TAG agreements digitally via email and also on our website.For reference, previously it was $15 per tag. There is no charge for new EZ TAGs (sticker tags) for up to eight per account $2/each thereafter.For reference, previously the minimum prepaid toll rebill amount was $40 for up to two vehicles. Set their minimum prepaid toll balance (rebill amount) to $20 for up to two vehicles.Bridgeland Lake Pkwy.Įntrance and Exit Ramps at: Cumberland Ridge, Mueschke Rd.Įntrance and Exit Ramps at: FM 2920, Gosling Rd., and Ramps to/from I-45 North Direct ConnectorsĮntrance and Exit Ramps at Gleannloch Forest Dr.Įntrance and Exit Ramps at Highlands Pkwy.Įntrance and Exit Ramps West of Rayford Rd.HOUSTON – Question: What are the changes EZ TAG customers will see in terms of fees?Īnswer: The Harris County Toll Road Authority has updated the EZ TAG Account holder agreement to provide a better customer service experience. Segment I-2 is approximately 14.8 miles of roadway that extends from I-10 south to SH 146 in Chambers County.Įntrance and Exit Ramps at Colonial Parkway(*)Įntrance and Exit Ramps at: Franz Rd.(*), West Rd., Jack Rd.(**), Bridgeland Creek Pkwy., and N.Segment I-1 is 14.7 miles of roadway that travel between HWY 90 and I-10 East.Segment H is 22.9 miles of roadway that connects I-69/HWY 59 North to HWY 90.Segment G is 14.8 miles of roadway that connects I-45 to HWY 59.Segment F-2 is 11.7 miles of roadway that provides travel between HWY 249 and I-45.Segment F-1 is 11.9 miles of roadway that provides travel between HWY 290 and HWY 249.Segment E is 15 miles of roadway that provides travel between I-10 and HWY 290 on the west side of Houston.For more information or to discuss toll collection issues on the Fort Bend County segment, please visit or call 85. The portion from US 59 South to south of Fry Road is operated by the Fort Bend County Toll Road Authority (FBCTRA). A 3.4-mile section owned by TxDOT from south of Fry Road to I-10W is non-tolled. Segment D is 6 miles of roadway from the Harris/Fort Bend County line to 0.3 miles north of Colonial Parkway.

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