Cash tolls are no longer collected at the Bridge. Instead, motorists can use one of four easy ways to pay a Golden Gate Bridge toll — a FasTrak Account, a License Plate Account, a One-Time Payment, or a Toll Invoice.

At the Golden Gate Bridge, all tolls are assessed electronically - in the southbound direction, heading into San Francisco - with no stopping at the toll plaza. There are three easy ways to pay a Golden Gate Bridge toll - a FasTrak Account, License Plate Account, and Toll Invoice.

All Golden Gate Bridge tolls are collected electronically, in the southbound direction into San Francisco. You can conveniently pay your toll with a FasTrak Account, License Plate Account, a One-Time Payment, or a Toll Invoice.

The Golden Gate Bridge requires a minimum toll of $9.25 for FasTrak users. If you pay after receiving an invoice (without a FasTrak account), the toll will be a minimum of $10.25.

Golden Gate Bridge Toll charges & how to pay automatically with Fastrak or via your license plate, plus information for rental car drivers

The Golden Gate Bridge Highway and Transportation District voted to increase the toll on the iconic bridge by 50 cents annually.

The Golden Gate Bridge links the City of San Francisco with the County of Marin along U.S. Route 101. Drivers pay tolls in the southbound direction, on the south end of the bridge.

For the toll rates on the Golden Gate Bridge, visit www.goldengate.org/tolls. To qualify for the discounted carpool rate, you must meet the eligibility requirements, use designated carpool lanes, and pay the toll with FasTrak.

Visiting the area? Learn how the Bay Area toll system works and the ways to make payments.

See who collects tolls on the Golden Gate Bridge, and get online payment options. Compatible transponders you can use, along with license plate payment info, are available.