Turnpike tolls will increase again Sunday
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Starting on Sunday a trip to Allentown will cost you 6 percent more if you are traveling on the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
For passenger vehicles traveling the length of the Turnpike, that means an increase from $55 to $58.30 for cash payers and $39.25 to $41.60 for E-ZPass tag holders.
A trip from the Mahoning exit to the Lehigh Valley exit will cost $3.60, an increase from $3.35. E-ZPass customers will pay $2.30 for the journey.
For those headed from Route 903 (E-Z Pass only) to the Lehigh Valley, the trip will cost $3.12.
Going toward Philadelphia, the toll will be $8.70 for cash customers, and $6 for E-ZPass.
Heading north? From Mahoning to Wilkes-Barre, the cost will be $4.90 for cash customers and $3.30 for E-ZPass drivers.
Rates are for two-axle vehicles. Truck drivers will pay more.
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