How much is the toll for the Delaware Water Gap?

How much is the toll for the Delaware Water Gap?

How do I pay my Delaware Water Gap toll?

To pay online, visit www.ezpassnj.com. To pay by phone, call 973-368-1425. To pay by mail, send your check or money order along with the payment coupon or coupons to NJ E-ZPass, P.O. Box 4971, Trenton, NJ 08650.

How much is the Delaware River Turnpike Bridge toll?

How much are tolls from NJ to Delaware?

Tolls are collected in one-direction only; while traveling from New Jersey to Delaware. Passenger vehicles pay one-way toll of $4.00 while traveling from New Jersey to Delaware.

Can you pay cash at Delaware Water Gap?

It affects the commission’s toll plazas that are set up to accept both cash and E-ZPass, including the Interstate 78, Easton-Phillipsburg (Route 22), Portland-Columbia (Routes 611, 46 and 94) and Delaware Water Gap (I-80) spans in the Lehigh Valley region.

Is Delaware Memorial Bridge toll both ways?

Tolls on the Delaware Memorial Bridge are one-way only. Drivers entering Delaware from New Jersey pay a toll at a barrier, after traveling the bridge span.

Can I use my E-ZPass in other states?

Now you can use your E-ZPass in toll-zapping booths in 14 states, a vast road-trip zone stretching from Virginia to Illinois to Maine. It’s all a compatible system, but different states set their own fees to issue the transponders and maintain your account.

Where can I get an E-ZPass in Delaware?

You can get can obtain E-ZPass at many locations throughout the state. Find out where! The E-ZPass main Service Center is located at 22-24 West Loockerman Street, Dover, DE. Stop by and visit our Service Center to see what we have to offer!

Is there a toll on the Delaware Water Gap?

Part of the Appalachian Trail, the bridge offers both hikers and motorists a spectacular scenic view of the world famous Delaware Water Gap. A one-way toll plaza, located on the Pennsylvania approach, has 8 toll lanes. Tolls are collected in the westbound direction.

When did the Delaware River joint toll bridge commission use E-ZPass?

The Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission strives to improve its toll collection system as equipment ages and better technologies become available. For example, the Commission established Express E-ZPass facilities (“open-road tolling”) at its I-78 and I-80 toll plazas in 2010.

How is the E-ZPass system being used?

E-ZPass® has been used in more than 79 percent of the Commission’s toll transactions so far in 2021. E-ZPass® is a toll-collection system that enables motorists to pay their tolls electronically through pre-established accounts prepaid and replenished with a credit card or check.