UPDATED Feb 5, 2025
Rates are effective Jan 1, 2025.
This article outlines the list of toll fees and other charges for using highways 407 ETR and 407 in Ontario.
The highest rate for light vehicles is now 85.15 cents per kilometre.
Ontario Government Pledges to Remove Tolls on Highway 407
On February 5, Premier Doug Ford, accompanied by Transportation Minister Prabmeet Sarkaria and Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy announced the government’s plan to remove tolls altogether on the publicly owned portion of Highway 407 east of Brock Road in Pickering following the government’s re-election slated for February 27.
This change alone could save daily commuters that use the entire stretch between Brock Road and Highway 115 up to 7,200 dollars annually.
They also committed to making the temporary tax cut on gasoline implemented last year permanent.
Map of Highway 407 ETR and 407
This map shows the new zones included in the privately-run 407 ETR:
This map shows the public 407 zones (along with the older 407 ETR zones - confusing? yes!)
407 ETR and 407 Toll Rates
The rates for traveling highway 407 ETR and 407 are as follows:
The chart below is for vehicles travelling on the publicly owned 407 (between Brock Road in Pickering and Highway 115 in Clarington):
The chart below shows rates for cars travelling west on the privately owned 407 ETR:
The chart below is for cars travelling east on the 407 ETR:
Here’s a chart showing fees for using the 407:
Here's a link to the full light vehicle rate chart for the 407
About the Author
John Owen, Broker, RE/MAX Impact
John is an award-winning RE/MAX broker based in Courtice, ON and serving a wide area from east GTA to Northumberland.
Direct - 905-434-0067
Email - johnowen@remax.net
Member - RE/MAX Hall of Fame, Canadian Real Estate Association, Ontario Real Estate Association, Toronto Regional Real Estate Board.
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