UPDATED May 22, 2024
Rates are effective Feb 1, 2024.
Effective April 5, 2022 highways 412 and 418 are no longer toll highways!
Are you excited about the toll highways in Durham Region? Did you think that a public-owned extension of the 407 would be substantially less expensive than the insanely high rates on the privately-owned 407? Think again!
Map of Highway 407 ETR and 407
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:
During peak (rush hour) periods, it will cost you 33.31 cents per kilometer to travel the new tollways, compared to 30.22 to 71.26 cents on the existing 407ETR - they have both peak hours and peak periods with the highest rates 7-9:30am and 3:30-5pm. The charts above show the ranges.
During off-peak (day or night), the rates are 21.83 to 25.28 cents, compared to 30.22 cents on the existing 407. Not much savings!
Don't forget to add the camera charge at $4.20 per trip for those without a transponder, as well as a monthly account fee of $3.95.
Also, there is a $1 light vehicle trip toll charge, applied to every trip on the 407 system, and a transponder lease fee of $3.95 per month (24.50/yr).
Here's a link to the full light vehicle rate chart for the 407 - link.
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