( CNN ) -- There may be a little bit of panic that sets in as you approach a toll booth and you realize you do n't have any money on you . But apparently not for some people in Texas . Take , for instance , a man and woman from Pflugerville . According to the Texas Department of Transportation , their vehicle has passed a toll booth without someone paying more than 14,000 times . Make that 14,358 , to be exact . Well , through Wednesday . And the state really , really wants them to pay their bill -- $ 236,026.32 -- for the unpaid tolls and fines ( the fines always get you ) . Texas gave the duo and other toll scofflaws until Wednesday to pay up or else . The else turns out to be the state publicly releasing the names of the people it says are the top 25 violators . Congratulations , Austin ! All 25 are from your area . Sixteen drivers owe more than $ 100,000 , The state says all told it is owed $ 27 million from across the state -- at least 28,000 drivers owe more than $ 100 in unpaid tolls . There is good news ; Texas is willing to negotiate a settlement or give violators the option of a payment plan . CNN affiliate KXAN reported officials said they have already sent letters and made phone calls to people in advance of Wednesday 's deadline . By the way , if you were wondering , if someone drove twice each day on a toll road without paying , it would take 19Â½ years to amass 14,000 violations . Texas also says if violators are pulled over for a traffic violation , they can have their cars impounded .
One person has crossed Texas toll roads 14,000 times without paying . Texas now publishes the names of the top offenders . All of the top offenders are from the Austin area . At least a payment plan is available .