New Hampshire Toll Calculator

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David Lawrence

New Hampshire Toll Calculator

Estimate toll and fuel costs for your trip on New Hampshire’s turnpikes.

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This tool provides an estimate. Actual costs vary based on entry and exit points. Always confirm costs with the official NH E-ZPass website before traveling.

What Is the New Hampshire Toll Calculator?

The New Hampshire Toll Calculator is an online tool that shows you exactly how much you’ll pay in tolls depending on your route, vehicle type, and payment method. It works for local commuters, truck drivers, and travelers passing through the state.

When you use it, you’ll be asked to enter:

  • Starting point – entry to a toll road or plaza
  • End point – your destination or exit plaza
  • Vehicle type – car, SUV, motorcycle, truck, or RV
  • Payment method – E-ZPass or cash (where accepted)
  • Trip direction – one-way or round trip

The calculator will then display:

  • Toll plazas you’ll cross
  • Mileage details
  • Cost for each stop
  • Total estimated tolls

Example: Driving I-95 Through New Hampshire

Let’s say you’re traveling from the Massachusetts border to Maine on I-95:

Distance: ~17 miles
Vehicle: Standard car or SUV

  • With E-ZPass: Around $1.00 – $1.20
  • With Cash (where available): Around $2.00 – $2.40

That means you can cut toll costs nearly in half by using E-ZPass New Hampshire.

Why Use the New Hampshire Toll Calculator?

  1. Accurate budgeting – Know your toll expenses before hitting the road.
  2. Compare costs – See the savings between E-ZPass and cash payments.
  3. Plan for round trips – Great for commuters and regular travelers.
  4. Helpful for trucks and RVs – Larger vehicles pay more, so cost estimates matter.
  5. Travel smart – Avoid surprises at toll plazas.

Payment Options in New Hampshire

  • E-ZPass NH
    • Lowest rates in the state
    • Accepted in all E-ZPass states
    • Offers discounts for frequent users
  • Cash
    • Accepted at select plazas, but not all lanes
    • More expensive than E-ZPass
    • Slower, since it requires stopping

Tip: If you’re a frequent driver in New Hampshire, an E-ZPass transponder will save you time and money.

Tips for Using the New Hampshire Toll Calculator

  • Enter both start and end points for accurate totals.
  • Choose the correct vehicle type – trucks and multi-axle vehicles pay higher rates.
  • Check round trip if you plan on returning the same way.
  • Factor in payment type – E-ZPass nearly always offers the lowest toll rate.
  • Use before long trips – especially if crossing multiple plazas.