Houston area toll roads

TxTag, EZ TAG, TollTag, KTAG, PIKEPASS, ExpressToll, and SunPass are accepted on Houston-area toll roads. Please keep your toll tag properly installed on your windshield and ensure your account information is current, including your license plate number, so toll charges are correctly applied to your account. All tolls are collected electronically on TxDOT's toll roads in the Houston area.

Need a tag? Sign up with Harris County Toll Road Authority (HCTRA) at hctra.org.

Eight segments of the 107-mile Grand Parkway System are now open, as part of the SH 99 Grand Parkway Project, a planned loop around the Houston metro area. Drivers can travel nonstop on the SH 99 Grand Parkway System through the northwest and northeast areas of Houston from I-10 near Katy to SH 146 in southwest Baytown. In addition to helping relieve traffic congestion in some of the region’s fastest-growing communities, the SH 99 Grand Parkway System provides additional hurricane and emergency evacuation routes for the greater Houston area.

Once completed, the SH 99 Grand Parkway Project will consist of 184 miles and 11 segment — designated A through I-2 — will travel through seven counties.

View SH 99 investor information and the Grand Parkway Transportation Corporation.

• Segment A is a proposed future segment from SH 146 near San Leon to I-45 South (the Gulf Freeway) in League City through Galveston County.
• Segment B-1 is currently under development by TxDOT from I-45 to south of FM 2403.
• Segment B-2 is a proposed future segment from south of FM 2403 to SH 288.
• Segment C is a proposed future segment from SH 288 (the South Freeway) near Rosharon to US 59 South (the Southwest Freeway) in Sugar Land, through Brazoria and Fort Bend counties.
• Segment D is 6 miles of roadway from the Harris/Fort Bend County line to 0.3 miles north of Colonial Parkway. A 3.4-mile section owned by TxDOT from south of Fry Road to I-10W is non-tolled. The portion from US 59 South to south of Fry Road is operated by the Fort Bend County Toll Road Authority (FBCTRA). For more information or to discuss toll collection issues on the Fort Bend County segment, please visit FBCTRA or call 855-999-2024.
• Segment E is 15 miles of roadway that provides travel between I-10 and HWY 290 on the west side of Houston.
• Segment F-1 is 11.9 miles of roadway that provides travel between HWY 290 and HWY 249.
• Segment F-2 is 11.7 miles of roadway that provides travel between HWY 249 and I-45.
• Segment G is 14.8 miles of roadway that connects I-45 to HWY 59.
• Segment H is 22.9 miles of roadway that connects I-69/HWY 59 North to HWY 90.
• Segment I-1 is 14.7 miles of roadway that travel between HWY 90 and I-10 East.
• Segment I-2 is approximately 14.8 miles of roadway that extends from I-10 south to SH 146 in Chambers County.

Find detailed segment information for SH 99 on TxDOT's project web page.

The cost of tolls on the SH 99 Grand Parkway System depends on the type of vehicle you drive and where drivers enter or exit the toll road.

View toll rates for SH 99 Grand Parkway System, effective Jan. 1, 2026.

The Texas State Highway (SH) 249 Project serves the growing transportation needs of Montgomery and Grimes counties northwest of Houston.

The SH 249 Project consists of approximately 26 miles of new roadway. The Project provides a safe and reliable corridor for the public by linking suburban communities with major roadways and improving mobility and safety and will have a lasting impact by enhancing the community’s ability to access regional destinations.

• Segment 1, which consists of Sections 1A and 1B, includes approximately 15 miles of controlled-access, four-lane, divided tolled highway (two main lanes in each direction) with intermittent frontage roads. Tolling began in Fall 2020.
  • Section 1A extends from FM 1774 in Pinehurst to FM 1488 near Magnolia and is open to traffic.
  • Section 1B extends from FM 1488 near Magnolia to FM 1774 north of Todd Mission in Plantersville and is open to traffic.
• Segment 2 is an approximately 11-mile, two-lane, non-tolled rural highway (one main lane in each direction) from FM 1774 north of Todd Mission in Plantersville to SH 105 between Plantersville and Navasota and is open to traffic.

The cost of tolls on Segment 1 of the SH 249 Project depends on the type of vehicle you drive and where you enter and exit the toll road.

View toll rates for the SH 249 Project, effective Jan. 1, 2026.

Learn more about SH 288 Managed Lanes Project.