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RiverLink is all-electronic tolling. That means no toll booths, no coin machines, no lines and no stopping.
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IMPORTANT MESSAGE
In observance of the Memorial Day holiday, the RiverLink call center and customer service centers will be closed Saturday, May 26 and Monday, May 28. We will resume normal operations at 7 a.m. on Tuesday, May 29. You may still visit us here 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We wish you a safe holiday.
Owe Tolls? Save Now and Later!
Have tolls owed lowered to transponder rates — and have late fees waived — when you open a RiverLink prepaid account online or by phone. This one-time offer is only available before a collection notice (4th notice) is received.
Plus, with our 24/7 self-service options, there is no need to speak to a customer service representative. All you need is your invoice, license plate and a credit card.
Pay Online
Tap this link, scroll to the “Invoices and Payment Plans” section, then enter your invoice number and license plate:
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Pay Online
Click this link, go to the “Invoices and Payment Plans” section, then enter your invoice number and license plate.
Pay by Phone
Tap this link, press “2” from the main menu, press “1” to pay invoice, then enter the reference number on your invoice:
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Pay by Phone
Call 1-855-748-5465, press “2” from the main menu, press “1” to pay invoice, then enter the reference number on your invoice.
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About RiverLink
RiverLink is the tolling system for the Louisville-Southern Indiana Ohio River Bridges Project. The project includes the new Abraham Lincoln Bridge in downtown Louisville (I-65), the revamping of the existing Kennedy Bridge in downtown Louisville (also I-65), a new Lewis and Clark Bridge connecting the extension of the Snyder Freeway (I-265) with Southern Indiana (state road 265) and the rebuilding of the I-65, I-64 and I-71 interchanges. View non-tolled alternatives.
See How It Works
Sensors and video cameras are placed on the tolled bridges. Drivers have the choice of using a transponder or having the system capture a photo of their license plate. Those who use a transponder and have a positive account balance receive the lowest rates. Learn more about how it works.
Tolling Equipment
Transponders
Tolling Options and Rates
1. Transponder
A transponder is an electronic device that typically is placed inside the front windshield of your vehicle. There are two types of RiverLink transponders. One type is a RiverLink local transponder that works only on the local tolled bridges within the Greater Louisville/Southern Indiana Metro area. Your first local tag per vehicle is free.
2. Registered Plate Capture
Those choosing not to use a transponder may open a prepaid account and register their license plate with the system. With each crossing, cameras will recognize the license plate and automatically deduct the proper toll from the account.
3. Unregistered Plate Capture
The third option requires no preregistration. Each vehicle’s license plate is photographed and the owner is sent an invoice in the mail. This method has the highest tolls as administrative costs are highest.
For passenger vehicles with roof top luggage, accessories, and/or cargo, if the height exceeds 7 ½ feet, you will be charged as a medium vehicle, $5.00 if you have a transponder. View more information on RiverLink tolling rates. Vehicles may be re-classified to a higher rate due to the height of cargo or due to pulling a trailer. These crossings do not qualify for the Frequent User Discount.
Updates
Start Clean This Spring: Have Tolls Lowered and Late Fees Waived
New online feature off to a fast start with 1,000 new accounts opened RiverLink is offering Louisville-area drivers a fast and easy way to save time and money with a new online feature. Drivers who pay by mail can convert higher toll charges to the lowest available...
read moreA Year of RiverLink Tolling, A Year of Growth
Number of prepaid accounts and transponders nearly doubles The first year of tolling on three bridges connecting Louisville and Southern Indiana saw significant growth in the number of RiverLink prepaid accounts and the number of RiverLink transponders requested....
read moreTolling Body Supports Pay-By-Plate Option
Other improvements planned for RiverLink The Joint Board and Tolling Body met today and approved amendments to bylaws and amended business rules for RiverLink, the all-electronic tolling system for the Louisville-Southern Indiana Ohio River Bridges Project. The Joint...
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