407 Rate Calculator
Calculate the estimated toll cost for your trip on Highway 407 ETR based on distance and time of day.
Estimated Toll Cost:
Understanding Highway 407 ETR Tolls
Highway 407 ETR is a tolled highway in Ontario, Canada. Unlike traditional toll roads that charge a flat fee or have toll booths, the 407 ETR uses a transponder-based system or license plate recognition to track your travel. This means the toll cost is calculated based on specific factors, making a calculator useful for estimating your expenses.
Factors Affecting Your 407 ETR Toll:
- Distance Traveled: The primary factor is how many kilometers you travel on the highway.
- Time of Day: Toll rates vary significantly based on the time of day. Peak hours, when traffic volume is highest, generally have the highest rates. Mid-peak hours are less expensive, and off-peak hours (including nights, weekends, and holidays) are the cheapest.
- Vehicle Class: The size and type of your vehicle influence the rate. Smaller vehicles like cars are typically in the lowest class, while larger trucks and RVs are in higher classes with higher per-kilometer rates.
How the 407 ETR Rate Calculator Works:
This calculator uses the current published rate structures provided by 407 ETR to estimate your toll cost. You input the distance of your trip, select the time of day it will occur, and choose your vehicle type. The calculator then applies the appropriate per-kilometer rate for your selected criteria to provide an estimated toll amount.
Note: These are estimates. Actual toll charges may vary slightly due to specific entry/exit points, real-time pricing adjustments, or additional fees (like statement fees for camera charges if you don't have a transponder).
Example Calculation:
Let's say you plan to travel 60 km on Highway 407 ETR during Peak Hours with a standard car. Based on current rates, the peak hour rate for a Class 1 vehicle (car) might be approximately $0.37 per kilometer. The estimated toll would be: 60 km * $0.37/km = $22.20.
If the same trip was made during Off-Peak Hours, the rate might drop to $0.20 per kilometer, resulting in an estimated toll of: 60 km * $0.20/km = $12.00.