Current Toll Rates
This page contains toll rates approved March 29, 2021 by the Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission.
These rates apply at the Commission’s eight toll bridges. Effective approximately 11 p.m. January 12, 2025 tolls must be paid either through E-ZPass or TOLL BY PLATE. In-lane cash transactions are no longer handled at Commission toll bridges. Former cash-paying motorists are urged to save money by getting E-ZPass accounts. Under the Commission’s toll schedule, E-ZPass rates are lowest and TOLL BY PLATE rates are highest.
Current Tolls
| CLASS | |
| CLASS 1 | |
| DESCRIPTION | |
| CLASS 1 Includes vehicles with up to 2 axles and less than 8-feet high.
A passenger vehicle with a trailer or vehicle in tow is charged an additional $2 regardless of the number of rolling axles. Per-axle commercial/truck rates ($4.50 or $5 per axle) apply for Class 1 vehicles with gooseneck/fifth-wheel trailers in tow. See rates for Class 3, 4, or 5, as applicable.) |
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| 2-Axle | |
Motorcycles, cars, SUVs and light trucks |
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E-ZPass  |
$1.50 |
| TOLL-BY-PLATE | $3 |
| DESCRIPTION | |
| w/trailer | |
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1-axle trailer in tow
2-axle trailer in tow |
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| E-ZPass |
$3.50 |
| TOLL-BY-PLATE | $5 |
| CLASS | |
| CLASS 2 & UP | |
| DESCRIPTION | |
| Includes any vehicle 8-feet or above in height with two or more axles. Tolls are $4.50 per axle for E-ZPass and $5 per axle for TOLL-BY-PLATE.
Class 2 (two-axle) vehicles include small box trucks, flatbed trucks, school buses, small recreational vehicles, certain sprinter vans, and certain conversion vans. Class 1 vehicles with gooseneck/fifth-wheel trailers in tow also are charged $4.50 per axle E-ZPass and $5 TOLL-BY-PLATE (see rates for Classes 3, 4, and 5). Class 2 (two axles) and Class 3 (three axles) vehicles with trailers are charged an additional $4.50 for E-ZPass or $5 TOLL-BY-PLATE for each additional axle in tow (see rates for Classes 3, 4, and 5). |
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| 2-Axle | |
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| E-ZPass |
$9 |
| TOLL-BY-PLATE | $10 |
| DESCRIPTION | |
| 3-Axle | |
2-axle RV w/ 1-axle trailer |
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| E-ZPass |
$13.50 |
| TOLL-BY-PLATE | $15 |
| DESCRIPTION | |
| 4-Axle | |
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4-axle dump truck
2-axle RV w/ 2-axle trailer
2-axle RV w/ 2-axle passenger in tow
Truck with GN trailer |
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| E-ZPass |
$18 |
| TOLL-BY-PLATE | $20 |
| DESCRIPTION | |
| 5-Axle | |
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| E-ZPass |
$22.50 |
| TOLL-BY-PLATE | $25 |
| DESCRIPTION | |
| 6-Axle | |
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| E-ZPass |
$27 |
| TOLL-BY-PLATE | $30 |
| DESCRIPTION | |
| 7-Axle | |
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| E-ZPass |
$31.50 |
| TOLL-BY-PLATE | $35 |
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.
All Commission tolling points are now cashless all-electronic tolling (E-ZPass and TOLL BY PLATE).
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 ended at four four remaining toll bridges — Trenton-Morrisville (Route 1), I-78, Easton-Phillipsburg (Route 22), and Delaware Water Gap (I-80); — approximately 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 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 TOLL BY PLATE.
E-ZPass users can save up to 50 percent on comparable TOLL BY PLATE rates at the Commission’s eight toll bridges. Three Commission toll bridges [Scudder Falls (I-295), the I-78 Toll Bridge, and Delaware Water Gap (I-80)] allow E-ZPass customers to pay tolls at highway speeds in open-road tolling lanes equipped with overhead gantries. More and more motorists (more than 59 million nation-wide in 2024) use E-ZPass to pay their tolls every year. Get an E-ZPass account today.
