Tolls set to increase on Gov. Mario Cuomo Bridge starting Saturday
The price to cross over the Hudson River will be increasing on Jan. 1.
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Dec 31, 2021, 1:05 PM
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Updated 1,056 days ago
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2h agoFriday was the last day before tolls increase on the
Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge.
The price to cross over the Hudson River will be increasing on Jan. 1 - the
amount depending on whether or not you have an E-ZPass.
For standard E-ZPass - the
hike is 50 cents - up to $5.75.
Commuter E-ZPass holders
will see just a 30 cent increase to $3.45.
The biggest jump coming for
those who get tolls by mail - it'll cost you $7.48 to drive across.
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