About The Toll Roads Toll Violations FAQs I received a violation notice. How do I pay the fine? What is a toll road violation and what is the process for resolving a violation? What is the penalty for a toll road violation? I paid my tolls using the online payment option but still received a violation. How can I resolve this? Toll rates on The Toll Roads, State Routes 73, 133, 241 and 261, are determined by time of day, how far you are traveling and the number of axles on your vehicle. The Toll Roads makes paying tolls with or without an account a breeze. The Toll Roads get you there faster with quick and efficient travel along State Routes 73, 133, 241 & 261. How do I pay tolls on The Toll Roads? What is FasTrak? How do I use it to pay tolls? How do I pay tolls if I am driving a rental/loaner vehicle? How can I pay tolls if I have a new car with paper plates from the car dealership? I drove The Toll Roads but the five days to pay online has passed, what can I do now? I paid my tolls using the online payment option but still received a violation. Rental Vehicles Paying Tolls Toll Violations The Toll Roads App Managing My Account Customer Service Out-of-State Travel How do I pay the fine? You can pay your violation on the Toll Violation page of our website, The Toll Roads app or tear off the bottom portion of the notice and send a check for the amount due to: The Toll Roads Violations Dept., PO Box 57011, Irvine, CA 92618. Toll violations can be paid with cash at one of our Customer Service Walk-In Centers. FasTrak is the technology used in California to pay tolls electronically. It's the easiest and preferred way to pay – and in some cases, it's the only way. FasTrak allows drivers to skip traffic and explore California via our 25 tolled bridges, lanes and roads. Customer Service Call Center TTY 711 Customer Service Walk-In Centers Download The Toll Roads App Follow Us.