The short answer
This charge represents tolls incurred during a vehicle rental with Avis. When you drive an Avis rental through an electronic toll lane, you are automatically enrolled in their e-Toll program.
Why you are being billed now
Avis utilizes an e-Toll service to automatically pay for tolls when a renter uses a cashless toll lane. The toll authorities bill Avis, and Avis subsequently passes the charge to the credit card you used for the rental.
Because of the delay in receiving data from municipal toll authorities, these charges typically appear on your credit card statement weeks or even months after you have returned the vehicle. The total includes the highest non-discounted toll rate plus a daily convenience fee.
- Find your original Avis rental agreement or reservation number.
- Visit the official Avis e-Toll receipt portal (avis.e-tolls.com).
- Enter your details to view the exact date, time, and location of the toll.
Why is the toll amount higher than the actual toll?
Avis adds a daily convenience fee for each day the toll service is used, which is bundled with the actual toll costs into one charge.
I paid the toll in cash, why was I charged?
Occasionally, the electronic transponder will trigger even if you pay cash. You can dispute this double-charge by submitting your cash receipt through the e-Toll portal.
Independent reference — not affiliated with Avis. Billing names and policies change; verify with the merchant or your bank before acting.
Verified sources
Every claim on this page is checked against official sources — open them to confirm before you call your bank.
- Avis e-Toll Portal https://avis.e-tolls.com
- Avis Toll Policies https://www.avis.com
Reviewed Aug 31, 2026 · high · About UnknownCharges