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SH 130 South is a 41-mile toll from SH 45 SE in Mustang Ridge to I-10 in Seguin. It’s a safer, more reliable option to I-35 between Austin & San Antonio.
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SH 130 South is a 41-mile toll road in Central Texas, running from SH 45 SE near Mustang Ridge to I-10 in Seguin. Operated by SH 130 Concession Company, the southern section connects the Austin and San Antonio areas and offers drivers an alternative to congestion and construction on I-35. The company describes the route as a reliable, predictable option and highlights potential time savings, safety benefits, and smoother travel.
For travelers, SH 130 South provides practical trip-planning tools, current toll-rate information, traffic advisories, and customer support. Drivers can review rates, plan a journey, and pay tolls online or by phone through HCTRA, which handles billing and payment processing for SH 130 trips. Toll tag customers may pay up to 50 percent less than travelers billed by mail. The website also offers information for commercial drivers and fleets, along with company, community, and career updates. SH 130 Concession Company operates only the southern portion of the highway; TxDOT manages the northern segments.
Central Texas toll road
Austin–San Antonio freight corridor
Electronic toll collection
Commercial fleet toll rebates
I-35 congestion bypass
