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Includes vehicles with up to 2 axles and less than 8-feet high.
A former frequency-based E-ZPass commuter discount expired January 1, 2024. A passenger vehicle with a trailer or vehicle in tow is charged an additional $2 regardless of the number of rolling axles. 2-Axle
w/trailer
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Include any 2-axle vehicle 8-feet or above in height.
Among vehicles in this class are small box trucks, flatbed trucks, school buses, small recreational vehicles, certain sprinter vans, and certain conversion vans.
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3-Axle
4-Axle
5-Axle
6-Axle
7-Axle
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This toll schedule took effect January 7, 2024. TOLL BY PLATE service (license-plate billing) was extended system-wide in January 2024. Previously, only the Scudder Falls (I-295) Toll Bridge offered TOLL BY PLATE service in addition to E-ZPass. Cash collections ended at three toll bridges — New Hope-Lambertville (Route 202), Portland-Columbia (Routes 611/46/94), and Milford-Montague (Route 206) in June 2024. Cash service is scheduled to end at the Commission’s four remaining toll bridges — Trenton-Morrisville (Route 1), I-78, Easton-Phillipsburg (Route 22), and Delaware Water Gap (I-80); — 11 p.m. January 12, 2025.
The toll scheduled was adopted at the Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission’s March 29, 2021 meeting — the agency’s first system-wide toll adjustment in 10 years.
Background
The toll-rate schedule provides two-tiered rates — higher for Cash/TOLL BY PLATE transactions and lower for E-ZPass transactions. (Note: In October 2024, E-ZPass was used in more than 85 percent of the Commission’s toll transactions.)
All E-ZPass-equipped vehicles — regardless of issuing agency or customer service center — qualify for the applicable E-ZPass rates listed in this toll schedule.
The per-axle rates for trucks, buses, and other vehicles 8 feet or more in height is $4.50 per axle for E-ZPass and $5 per axle for cash/TOLL BY PLATE.
E-ZPass users can save up to 50 percent on comparable tolls charged to cash or TOLL BY PLATE customers at the Commission’s eight toll bridges. E-ZPass use also allows motorists to pay tolls without stopping. Three Commission toll bridges [Scudder Falls (I-295), the I-78 Toll Bridge, and Delaware Water Gap (I-80)] are equipped to allow E-ZPass customers to pay tolls at highway speeds in open-road tolling lanes with overhead gantries. More and more motorists use E-ZPass to pay their tolls every year. Get an E-ZPass account today.