Deferred Toll Payment Frequently Asked Questions.

1. I lost my deferred toll return envelope. Where can I send my deferred toll payment?
You can make a payment, and save $1 on the service fee, via our website: http://webpay.mtabt.net using your license plate number, or you can send a check or money order from a U.S. bank for the full amount of the toll and a $2 service fee to:


MTA BRIDGES & TUNNELS
Finance Division – Deferred Tolls
2 Broadway, 23rd Floor
New York,  NY   10004


Be sure to include your license plate number on your check or money order. Resident and E-ZPass discounts are not applicable.


2. There is a 15-day grace period to pay my deferred toll. Will my license be suspended after that time?
We have recorded your license plate number electronically. After the 15-day grace period it will be placed on a computerized delinquent payer list. Paying your deferred toll and service fee in a timely manner will remove your license plate number from this list.


3. I'm having a problem accessing the deferred toll website to make my payment. What should I do?
Make sure you typed the web address correctly: http://webpay.mtabt.net or use the direct link provided on this page.


4. I mailed in my payment. Can you tell me if you received it?
Deferred toll payment by mail can take up to 30-days to process. Please allow at least two banking cycles for processing. If your check has not cleared within that time, contact MTA Bridges and Tunnels via the MTA e-mail system.


5. Can I pay by phone, credit card or with cash? Can I pay with my E-ZPass account?
We currently do not accept phone, cash or E-ZPass account payments for deferred tolls. You can pay online with a credit card or PayPal by accessing our deferred toll payment website (see above link).


6. I have a question or need assistance in paying my deferred toll.  Is there a phone number I can call to speak with a customer service representative? Yes. You may speak to a customer service representative by calling (646) 252-7565.