Wishing you a Happy New Year! Thank you for trusting E-PASS to meet your toll travel needs.

E-PASS looks forward to continuing to save you time and money in 2023. To best serve you, please take a moment to log in to your E-PASS account and verify that all contact, vehicle, and payment information is accurate. If you do not have enough funds in your E-PASS account or your vehicle information is not up to date you could receive a toll invoice. If you have any questions, please see our Frequently Asked Questions.

Did you know you can manage your account from your smartphone? Simply download the free E-PASS Toll App to get started. You can find the app by searching for “E-PASS” in your phone’s app store, such as Apple or Google Play. Once you download the app, sign in with your E-PASS account information - you’ll be ready to manage your account while on the go anytime, anywhere.

Starting January 1, 2023 through December 31, 2023, E-PASS customers or Florida interoperable toll pass customers with 35 or more toll transactions per transponder in a single month will automatically receive a 50% credit to their account under the 2023 Toll Relief Program (Senate Bill 6A) enacted by Governor DeSantis on December 15, 2022.

You do not need to register for the program. If you meet the above criteria, you will automatically receive the toll credit to your account.

E-PASS Commercial/Business Customers with vehicles with more than two axles will continue to benefit from the E-PASS Volume Savings Program. To learn more and view our frequently asked questions, click here.

If you have friends and family flying into Orlando International Airport and renting a car during their stay in Florida, make sure to tell them about Visitor Toll Pass! A FREE loaner toll pass for rental car customers traveling roundtrip through the Orlando International Airport. Visitor Toll Pass has helped customers throughout the U.S and over 60 countries pay the lowest toll rate and avoid extra fees. Travelers can reserve a Visitor Toll Pass ahead of time or on the spot at the airport using the Visitor Toll Pass app available on Google Play and Apple App stores. Then once at the airport, go to the Visitor Toll Pass vending machine located at Terminal A, Level 1 to pick up your toll pass. Additional Visitor Toll Pass vending machines will be coming soon this Summer to Terminals B & C.

CFX continues improvements to State Road 417 with resurfacing projects. Last winter, CFX completed the paving from SR 408 to Colonial Drive. Currently, a 5-mile stretch between SR 528 and Berry Dease Road is being improved with resurfacing, new guardrail, fresh pavement markings, and shoulder reconstruction on the Lee Vista Boulevard entrance and exit ramps. This section is scheduled for completion in mid-2023. To learn more about CFX Projects, please click here.

CFX is planning three public meetings in late February for State Road 516 (Lake/Orange Expressway), a new four-lane limited access expressway from US 27 in Lake County to SR 429 in Orange County. Meeting locations and times will be available in early February on the project webpage, the three public meetings will be held in Clermont, west Orange County and online.

The 4.4-mile expressway is divided into three segments and includes interchanges in four locations. This project is expected to improve connectivity between Lake and Orange counties, as well as meet future traffic needs in the growing area. To learn more, click here.

Brightline, a premier provider of modern, eco-friendly, intercity rail in America, is pulling back the curtain on Central Florida’s latest attraction, Brightline’s Orlando Station located at Orlando International Airport. In a newly released video, Brightline revealed renderings of the future station featuring groundbreaking design and a unique synthesis of luxury amenities that will meet the demand of today’s modern traveler. Opening this year, Brightline’s Orlando Station will revolutionize train travel in America and continue Brightline’s vision of offering a guest-first travel experience.

For more information about Brightline’s Orlando station, click here.