Pay Your Toll Bill | Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority

Paying your toll bill is now easier than ever with the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority’s online payment system. You can pay your bill quickly and securely online, by phone, or in person at our customer service centers.

Online Payment

To pay your toll bill online, follow these simple steps:

1. Visit the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority’s website at www.mobilityauthority.com/pay-your-toll.
2. Click on the “Pay Your Toll” button.
3. Enter your toll bill account ID and PIN, located on the top of your toll bill.
4. Choose the payment method you prefer, such as credit/debit card or electronic check.
5. Enter the amount you want to pay and confirm the payment.
6. You will receive a confirmation number once the payment is processed.

Phone Payment

To pay your toll bill by phone, call 972-818-NTTA (6882) or 817-731-NTTA (6882) and follow the prompts to make a payment. Have your toll bill account ID and PIN ready, as well as your credit/debit card or checking account information.

In-Person Payment

You can also pay your toll bill in person at any of the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority’s customer service centers. Locations can be found on the website. Bring your toll bill and payment in the form of cash, check, money order, or credit/debit card.

Payment Plans

If you are unable to pay your toll bill in full, you may be eligible for a payment plan. You can contact the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority to discuss your options.

Vehicle Registration Block

If you have 100 or more unpaid tolls, your vehicle registration may be blocked. To release the block, you must pay all outstanding tolls and fees or establish a payment plan. You can do this in person at any customer service center or by phone. Once all outstanding tolls and fees have been paid or an approved payment plan is established, notification will be sent to the county tax office within 7-10 business days, removing the block.

Toll Enforcement Remedies

Habitual violators who violate the order that prohibits their vehicle from operating on any NTTA toll road, bridge or tunnel are subject to vehicle impoundment. To release your vehicle, you must pay all outstanding tolls and fees, present the “notice of vehicle ban order and intent to impound” or your license plate number at any of the customer service centers, and pay any applicable towing, storage, and impoundment charges.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How will my county tax office staff know my vehicle registration block is for nonpayment of tolls and not for something else?

Your TxDMV-issued renewal notice will display “N. Tx. Toll” in the toll scofflaw remark spot (except Dallas County).

1. Why is NTTA blocking my vehicle registration?

The vehicle registration block and other toll enforcement actions are intended to encourage tollway drivers to pay for services rendered and to ensure fairness to the overwhelming majority of drivers who pay their tolls. Tolls are used to repay our $9.5 billion debt, which was used to construct our roads since tax funds were unavailable to do so. Tolls also support our operations, road maintenance, and safety programs.

1. How often does NTTA block vehicle registrations?

Vehicle registration blocks are processed weekly for habitual violators.

Conclusion

Paying your toll bill is now easier than ever with the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority’s online payment system. You can pay your bill quickly and securely online, by phone, or in person at our customer service centers. If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to contact us.