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Unirse AhoraComplete guide to toll booths and toll roads
Mexico has an extensive network of toll roads operated by CAPUFE and private concessionaires. These highways connect the country's main cities quickly and safely. With mexicopeajes.com you can easily calculate the cost of tolls for your route.
Costs depend on distance, vehicle type and road operator
9 categories from motorcycles to heavy cargo vehicles
Cash, card, TAG, IAVE and electronic systems
Tolls or toll booths are collection points on Mexican toll roads. These highways are an alternative to free federal roads, offering better maintenance, signage, lighting and emergency services.
Federal agency that operates most of the country's highways. Manages over 3,000 km of toll roads.
Companies like OHL, ICA, Red de Carreteras de Occidente (RCO) and others operate concessioned sections.
Some states maintain their own toll roads with independent collection systems.
Rates are calculated according to the vehicle classification established by the SCT:
Non-stop electronic toll collection system. Available at convenience stores like OXXO, 7-Eleven and Círculo K. Works with prepaid balance and offers discounts on some highways.
Advanced Electronic Road Infrastructure by CAPUFE. Allows non-stop passage through a TAG attached to the windshield. Offers up to 10% discount on CAPUFE roads.
Some operators offer prepaid cards that allow you to load balance and get discounts for frequent use or bulk purchases.
Main corridor to the northwest of the country, connecting with the Arizona border.
Route to the Gulf of Mexico with connections to Puebla and Córdoba.
Autopista del Sol, one of the most important routes to the Pacific coast.
Connection to the state of Guerrero and the south of the country.
Route to the southeast connecting with Veracruz and Oaxaca.
Access to northern Veracruz and the oil zone.
Toll booths can add up to a significant cost. Calculate approximate rates before your trip.
Highways have roadside assistance services, but it's better to prevent with a check-up before the trip.
Although many toll booths accept cards, some only operate with cash. Small denomination bills facilitate payment.
If you travel frequently, electronic systems offer discounts and greater convenience.
Highways have service areas, but it's important to know their location to plan for gas and rest stops.
For short distances or tight budgets, consider free federal roads, although they take more time.
Yes, at most toll booths you can request a tax receipt. You need to provide your tax ID (RFC) at the time of payment.
Yes, electronic payment systems like IAVE and TAG offer discounts that can reach up to 10%. There are also special promotions during vacation seasons.
Contact the Green Angels (078) or the highway's roadside assistance service. Place emergency signals and wait in a safe place outside the vehicle if possible.
Most toll booths operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Some toll booths on low-traffic roads may have limited hours.
TAG and IAVE work on most toll roads in the country, but some private operators may have their own systems. Check compatibility before traveling.