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Electronic tags are an option to save time and money paying for SH 130 tolls. SH 130 currently accepts NTTA’s TollTag, HCTRA’s EZ TAG, TxDOT’s TxTAG, Kansas Turnpike Authority’s K-Tag, and Oklahoma Turnpike Authority’s Pikepass.
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Customer Advisory
SH 130 Concession Company is aware of a recent text message-based scam, also known as smishing, targeting toll road customers in Texas. The scammers fraudulently represent themselves as a collection agency for unpaid tolls, claiming the recipient owes money for overdue bills. HCTRA handles all billing and payment processing for trips on SH 130, including the pay-by-mail option. HCTRA does not send texts regarding payments due or toll violations.
To confirm any charges to your account or verify any bills due, contact HCTRA’s customer service center at 281-875-3279 or at https://www.hctra.org/HelpAndSupport#emailUs. If you believe you have received a fraudulent text, complaints should be filed with the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Internet Crime Complaint Center at http://www.ic3.gov. For more information regarding this scam, please visit https://www.ic3.gov/Media/Y2024/PSA240412.
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Commercial Fleets & Drivers
A toll that pays for itself.
Commercial drivers choose SH 130 to save time and avoid the construction, traffic, and headache of I-35. It’s the ideal alternative for those looking for a safe, reliable route through Central Texas.
Commercial Benefits
Economic Expansions
Rapid growth happening along SH 130 corridor.
Thousands of new residences and large commercial projects are reshaping this booming section of Central Texas.
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SH 130 In The News
SH 130’s Benefits are Making Headlines
SH 130 becoming hot spot for new factory development
For executives at Titan Development Ltd., the small city of Lockhart was the natural next place to expand their burgeoning Central Texas industrial empire. Advantages of the underserved area included mobility: Lockhart’s proximity to the State Highway 130 toll road…
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Here’s why truckers are taking SH 130
Ask any trucker who has driven through central Texas and you’ll hear all about how much traffic and hassle they run into on I-35. The interstate is notorious in the trucking community for heavy traffic, frequent accidents, and costly delays.
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SH 130 offers reprieve from Central Texas bottlenecks
Toll roads are often maligned in the trucking world. Many carriers have been known to route their movements away from them in an effort to save a few bucks. This reputation is misguided, however, as toll roads can offer fleets the most valuable gift of all: time.
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Traffic reaches an all-time high along SH 130
A private company that operates and maintains a 41-mile section of the state-owned, SH 130 is sharing what says is continuous growth along the southern half of the road which begins or ends in Seguin.