E-ZPass tolls on Cuomo Bridge to rise by 50 cents in 2025
Vehicles registered in Rockland or Westchester with an E-ZPass will receive a $6 discount.
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Dec 17, 2024, 12:05 PM
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Updated 179 days ago
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10ds agoStarting next year, E-ZPass tolls on the Cuomo Bridge will increase to $7.75, a 50-cent hike.
However, there are ways for drivers to reduce their toll costs:
- Vehicles registered in Rockland or Westchester with an E-ZPass will receive a $6 discount.
- Frequent E-ZPass users can save 40% if they take at least 20 trips per month.
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