the northeast extension of the pennsylvania turnpike uses the ticket system method of tolling between the mid-county and wyoming valley toll plazas along with the mainline pennsylvania turnpike. with the ticket system, a motorist receives a ticket upon entering the turnpike at an interchange and pays the fare and surrenders the ticket upon exiting. if a motorist loses the ticket, the turnpike charges the highest fare to the exit where the motorist leaves. cash, credit cards, and e-zpass are accepted at traditional toll plazas. mainline toll plazas are also located at keyser avenue and clarks summit, charging a flat rate using toll-by-plate (which uses automatic license plate recognition to take a photo of the vehicle's license plate and mail a bill to the vehicle owner) or e-zpass. there are no tolls on exit ramps between wyoming valley and clarks summit. as of 2020, it costs a passenger vehicle $14.60 to travel the length of the northeast extension between mid-county and wyoming valley using cash and $10.20 using e-zpass. the keyser avenue and clarks summit toll plazas cost $2.40 using toll-by-plate and $1.10 using e-zpass for passenger vehicles.