The Pennsylvania Turnpike has expanded its cash payment network with more than 350 new locations across the Commonwealth. 

"Whether digital options or cash, we have taken steps to make payment easy and convenient for our customers. By extending our KUBRA network, we’re providing additional convenience for cash-paying customers,” turnpike CEO Mark Compton said. 

The turnpike moved to a cashless payment system in 2020. That system was expanded east of Reading this year. 

The KUBRA locations allow customers to pay with cash, even if they don't have a bank account.

Last fall, the turnpike began accepting payments via Apple Pay and Google Pay.