Some of the various atlas' have the costs in them. Or, barring that, you can plot out your trip and then check the Dept of Transportation or applicable place's websites.
I did a cross country trip a few years ago with me driving a U-Haul and my nephew driving my pick-up towing my Apache. I stayed "toll-free" until I hit Oklahoma and went to stop and visit some cousins. It was a conscience decision to actually go that route. With few exceptions, I'd rather go toll-free and see more scenery.
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Avoid driving on the East-West Expressway in Orlando. You will get quartered to death!
You cannot navigate easily around orlando without using toll roads! East-west (408 ), Beeline/Beach line (528 ), Greenway expressway (417) and I think 429? which is the western extension, Florida's Turnpike and Osceola Parkway just about cover every direction of travel with tolls. Some exits are only for epass/sun pass users and too many exact change unmanned exits too.
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Those of us from Florida know how to get around paying the tolls. But, it depends on how much time and traffic you want to deal with. Since I live here, I have a SunPass that makes it a breeze, you don't have to stop to pay your toll. Depending on where I am going, sometimes it pays to just pay the tolls and get there faster with less traffic.
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