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How to Avoid Toll Roads With GPS Apps

By Matthew Lynch
June 14, 2023
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Toll roads are a common feature on highways across the globe, and they can be incredibly useful for getting you from point A to point B with minimal hassle. However, sometimes toll roads can be expensive or inconvenient, especially if you’re on a tight budget or trying to avoid traffic. Luckily, there are several GPS apps that can help you avoid toll roads altogether. In this article, we will discuss some of the most popular GPS apps and how to use them to steer clear of toll roads.

Waze

Waze is a free GPS app with over 140 million active users worldwide. It’s popular because it’s community-driven, meaning that other drivers can report traffic, accidents, and speed traps in real-time, which allows other drivers to avoid them. Waze also allows you to avoid toll roads easily. Here’s how:

1. Open the Waze app and tap the search icon (magnifying glass).

2. Tap the three dots in the top right corner and select “Settings.”

3. Tap “Navigation.”

4. Scroll down to the “Avoid toll roads” option and toggle it on.

Now, whenever Waze calculates a route, it will avoid toll roads by default.

Google Maps

Google Maps is another popular GPS app with millions of users worldwide. It’s also free and easy to use. Here’s how to avoid toll roads with Google Maps:

1. Open the Google Maps app and enter your destination.

2. Tap “Directions.”

3. If there are toll roads on the route, you’ll see a dollar sign ($) next to the route.

4. To avoid toll roads, tap “Options” (the three dots).

5. Toggle the “Avoid tolls” option on.

Google Maps will now recalculate the route, and you’ll be given a toll-free route to your destination.

Apple Maps

If you’re an iPhone user, you’re likely familiar with Apple Maps. It’s a free GPS app that comes pre-installed on all iPhones. Here’s how to use it to avoid toll roads:

1. Open the Apple Maps app and enter your destination.

2. Tap “Directions”

3. If there are toll roads on the route, you’ll see a dollar sign ($) next to the route.

4. To avoid toll roads, tap “Options” (the “i” icon).

5. Toggle the “Tolls” option off.

Apple Maps will now recalculate the route, and you’ll be given a toll-free route to your destination.

Conclusion

Using a GPS app to avoid toll roads is an excellent way to save money and avoid traffic. Whether you’re using Waze, Google Maps, or Apple Maps, it’s easy to toggle the “Avoid tolls” option on or off. So the next time you’re planning a road trip, be sure to use one of these apps to avoid toll roads and enjoy a stress-free journey.

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