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AURORA, Colorado — Friday is the last day to use cash or change on E-470, the toll road that arcs around Denver's east side.
Starting Saturday, the only payment options on the 47-mile road will be the EXpressToll system and license plate tolls.
EXpressToll uses a transponder inside the vehicle to bill the vehicle owner's account. The license plate toll uses a camera to capture a vehicle's tag, and it sends the vehicle owner a bill.
Highway officials say the cash lanes and automatic coin machines will no longer work.
EXpressToll customers will save 10 percent off the tolls, which vary by location along the highway.
Starting Saturday, the only payment options on the 47-mile road will be the EXpressToll system and license plate tolls.
EXpressToll uses a transponder inside the vehicle to bill the vehicle owner's account. The license plate toll uses a camera to capture a vehicle's tag, and it sends the vehicle owner a bill.
Highway officials say the cash lanes and automatic coin machines will no longer work.
EXpressToll customers will save 10 percent off the tolls, which vary by location along the highway.
