Toll Plazas
PR-22 is maintained by a system of tolls managed by the Puerto Rico Department of Transportation and Public Works. All of its toll plazas have express lanes. There are eastbound tolls in Hatillo, Vega Alta, and Guaynabo. Westbound tolls are found in Toa Baja and Manatí. The Arecibo toll plaza collects tolls in both directions. All toll plazas have restroom facilities; the Vega Alta toll plaza also has an ATM.
PR-22 has seven toll plazas (three eastbound, two westbound, one two-way, and one ramp).
| Location | Toll | Direction | AutoExpreso acceptance |
AutoExpreso replenishment (R) lane |
Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hatillo | $1.00 | Eastbound | |||
| Arecibo / Factor | $0.50 | Westbound (ramp) | Only ramp toll plaza on PR-22 | ||
| Arecibo | $0.75 | Two-way | Only two-way toll plaza on PR-22 Features unique roof design |
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| Manatí | $1.50 | Westbound | Features unique roof design | ||
| Vega Alta | $1.00 | Eastbound | |||
| Toa Baja | $1.00 | Westbound | |||
| Guaynabo / Fort Buchanan | $1.00 | Eastbound | Toll plaza with the most lanes in Puerto Rico |
Originally, PR-22 had only five toll plazas (Hatillo, Vega Alta, Toa Baja, Fort Buchanan, and the Factor ramp); the Arecibo and Manatí toll plazas were added in the early 1990s.
The future segment from Aguadilla to Hatillo is expected to have four additional toll plazas, however, it remains to be seen whether they will be one way or two way.
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