Got a toll notice in the mail?
Fo finds what you owe and settles it before the fees stack up.
I got a toll bill for driving through the bridge last month. Pay it and stop this happening again.
I got a toll bill for driving through the bridge last month. Pay it and stop this happening again.
Tolls paid
Fo found three unpaid crossings on your plate, paid them and sent you the link to set up a toll account.
- Actions
- 3 crossings paid
- When
- Before the late fee
- Completed in
- 8 min
$21.40 approved · No violation fees added
Fo meets you where you are
Close to an hour a weekOf phone time Fo takes off the people who use it most.
$250+ savedBy the people who save the most with Fo, over 3 months: refunds, credits and waived fees.
Calls to government offices take about 15 minutes. Fo waits on hold so you don't.
Everything Fo handles for your tolls
Pay the toll notice
Fo finds the bill on the toll agency's official site and pays it once you approve the amount.
“I got a toll bill for driving through the bridge last month. Pay it once I okay the amount.”
Find other unpaid tolls
Fo checks your plate for any other open crossings before they turn into violation fees.
“Check if I owe any other tolls on my plate and tell me the total.”
Check a toll text
Got a text about unpaid tolls? Fo checks the official agency site to see if you really owe anything.
“I got a text saying I owe a toll. Is it real?”
Set up a toll account
Fo finds the right toll pass or pay-by-plate account for your area and walks you through signing up.
“I drive through tolls every week. Set me up so I stop getting bills in the mail.”
Sort out a rental car toll
Fo checks what the rental company charged for tolls and asks for a refund if it looks wrong.
“My rental car bill has $45 in toll fees for one crossing. Get it fixed.”
How to pay a toll bill by mail
If you drive through a cashless toll without a pass, the agency usually mails a bill to the plate's owner. Each agency sets its own rates, deadlines and late fees.
- Find the agency name, invoice number, plate and due date on the notice.
- Go to the agency's official website by typing the address yourself. Don't use links from unexpected texts or emails.
- Look up your plate to see every unpaid trip, not just the one on this notice.
- Pay before the due date. Missed bills can add fees and, in some states, affect your registration.
- If you drive the route often, set up a toll pass or pay-by-plate account so trips are paid automatically.
Questions people ask
How does Fo know a toll notice is real?
Fo looks your plate up on the toll agency's official site, never through a link in a text. Scam texts about unpaid tolls are common, so if nothing shows up there, Fo tells you before anything is paid.
What does Fo need from me?
The notice, or your plate number and state. If you have a toll account, Fo uses it only with your permission.
Will Fo pay without asking?
No. Fo shows you the total first and pays only the amount you approve.
It doesn't just answer. It takes action.
Fo writes from its own address, sends on your behalf, and keeps chasing until someone replies.
Makes callsOnly agent that callsIts own number. Fo sits through the hold music and the phone menus, then tells you the answer.0:08
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Books & buysFo carries its own credit card. It reserves, renews and pays – you never hand over card details.Fo working now
Loose ends, closed around the clock
50 min
back a week for Fo's busiest users
$250+
saved in 3 months by Fo's top savers
30+
errands Fo handles
Real outcomes, private by design. Names, businesses, addresses, and account details are removed before anything appears here.
Ordered a camera, then cancelled delivery before it left the depot
Rebooked a missed connection and kept the weekend on track
Ended a subscription that could only be cancelled by phone
Compared four takeaways and ordered the one that could still deliver
