U.S. 69Express

How are tolls collected on U.S. 69Express Lanes?

Tolls are collected electronically using a KTAG or another compatible transponder or billed by mail using the vehicle’s registration information. Tolls are assessed based on the toll rate at the time the driver enters the express lane. To pay the lowest toll rate on 69Express, we recommend customers get a KTAG or a compatible transponder.

How does the Project enhance corridor transit, bike-ability and walkability?

Transit vehicles can use the express lanes at a reduced toll rate, allowing individual transit riders to access a reliable trip at a low or no cost.

If there is a crash on U.S. 69 and traffic is diverted to the express lane, will drivers be charged for being forced into the express lane?

No. If there is a crash on the highway and the express lane is needed to divert traffic, signs above the express lane showing toll rates will be turned off. No one will be charged for using the express lane under these circumstances.

Where can people enter and exit the 69Express Lanes?

Drivers on southbound U.S. 69 can choose to enter the express lane at 103rd Street, followed by an exit to 135th Street, before reaching the end of the express lane at 151st Street. Traveling northbound, drivers can choose to enter the express lane north of 151st Street, with a direct exit to Blue Valley Parkway, then an exit to 119th Street/College/I‑435, before reaching the end of the express lane at 103rd Street.