Toll Schedule
Effective 9/1/24Tolls are paid by vehicles traveling westbound from New Jersey to Pennsylvania. The westbound-only collection was implemented in 1992 and reduces traffic congestion on the bridges and approach roadways.
Accepted payment methods are cash and E-ZPass. Please note that credit/debit cards and mobile payments are not accepted in toll lanes, and E-ZPass may only be used in designated E-ZPass lanes.
| Vehicle Classification | Toll |
| Passenger Automobiles, Small Trucks & Motorcycles | |
| 7,000 lbs. & Under gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) | $6.00 |
| Sport Utility Vehicles (SUVs) | |
| Regardless of weight | $6.00 |
| Passenger Automobile or Small Truck with Trailer | |
| 7,000 lbs. & Under GVWR with one axle trailer | $10.50 |
| Each additional trailer axle | +$4.50 |
| Trucks & Motorhomes | |
| 7,001 lbs. & Over GVWR | $18.00 |
| Each additional axle | +$9.00 |
| Buses | $9.00 |
| Each additional axle | +$4.50 |
When did the the new toll schedule take place?
The new toll schedule took effect at midnight on Sunday, September 1, 2024. Learn more.
How does toll money get spent and for what specific purposes?
Toll revenue is used to ensure the safety, security, and serviceability of our bridges and facilities. These funds are crucial for both operational needs and ongoing capital projects aimed at maintaining, improving, and upgrading our aging infrastructure. Currently, the Authority has allocated $794.2 million over five years for these essential capital projects. To view our projects, click here.
Why have the tolls changed?
The new toll schedule is essential due to the challenges of enhancing safety and security and maintaining aging infrastructure. It aims to provide the necessary financial resources for long-term capital projects, operational needs, and infrastructure upkeep. This will enable the DRPA to undertake vital safety enhancements and infrastructure improvements while adhering to the Authority’s bond covenants. Additionally, the new schedule supports DRPA’s current bond rating, which is crucial for effective cost management and financial stability. Ensuring appropriate revenue levels is vital to keeping DRPA’s critical transportation infrastructure safe, serviceable, and secure, and to safeguard its bond rating, which directly impacts construction costs and borrowing expenses, ultimately reducing the financial burdens on commuters.
