Maine Turnpike Tolls

Tolls are rolling out in BETA, so you may encounter unexpected behavior. If you do not see tolls below, you may need to use our legacy site.

Rates for the Maine Turnpike

Tolls By Vehicle Axle Count

Please use the Legacy Calculator on TurnpikeInfo.com while the new calculator's development is being finalized.

Updated July 27, 2025

Vehicle Class Definitions

Agency Classifications for Private and Commercial Vehicles

Maine Turnpike Authority

Agency's Page

Toll categories/classes defined:

Class 1
2-axle, 4-tire vehicles, including pickup trucks, vans and motorcycles

Class 2
2-axle, 6-tire vehicles, including buses, motor homes and dual-wheel pickup trucks

Class 3
3-axle vehicles and combinations, including buses and Class 2 vehicles towing a one-axle trailer

Class 4
4-axle vehicles and combinations, including Class 2 vehicles towing a two-axle trailer

Class 5
5-axle vehicles and combinations

Class 6
Vehicles with six (6) or mor axles or combinations

Class 7
Class 1 vehicle towing a one-axle trailer, under sixty feet in length

Class 8
Class 1 vehicle towing a two-axle trailer, under sixty feet in length

How To Pay On the Maine Turnpike

Payment Type

Tag

Plate

Cash

Card

App

Available when checked

Tag

No plate

Cash

No card

App

The Maine Turnpike does not have license-plate tolling! You must pay on road, or you may incur a violation.

Transponders You Can Use

For drivers paying with a transponder, the following passes will work on the Maine Turnpike

e-zpass
epass xtra
i-pass
quick pass
riverlink
sunpass pro
uni

Learn about transponders and accounts in Maine.

REMEMBER: Open-road tolling means there are travel lanes that have no toll booths, only overhead gantries. All-electronic tolling means no cash is permitted. If no cash is accepted, then license-plate tolling generally prevails for that toll facility, unless otherwise noted.