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New signage and road striping notify the public that the two far left lanes now accept both cash and SunPass/Annual Pass, and the far two right lanes are the dedicated SunPass/Annual Pass lanes, with no cash accepted. The toll remains $1, cash or SunPass. All four toll lanes still accept SunPass/Annual Pass.
Drivers who don't notice the change shouldn't worry if they accidentally arrive at a no cash lane. Simply drive through the SunPass/Annual Pass lane without a pass, and the owner of the vehicle will receive a bill in the mail through the toll by plate system. Your trip will be charged $1 each trip, plus a $2.50 monthly administration service fee. The SunPass lanes can also use the Georgia and North Caroline toll transponders.
To get in the fast lane to the beach with SunPass® and the $20 Pensacola Beach Annual Pass, watch this video for everything you need to know about SunPass, or visit MyEscambia.com/PensacolaBeachPass.
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