As we all prepare to welcome 2025, PrePass wanted to let you know about toll rate increases that will start, and discounts if applicable, that will be ending in January. These toll rate increases are from the respective toll agencies listed below and are not the monthly service rates from PrePass.          

Please review the affected toll increases and contact Customer Support at PrePass if you have any questions. 

January 1, 2025 – Toll Rates to Increase 

NJ – New Jersey Turnpike and Garden State Parkway – 3% increase. 

NY – Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge – $0.50 increase. Toll rates across the Thruway will remain the same as they were in 2024.  

OH – Ohio Turnpike – average of 7.8% increase for commercial vehicles. 

OK – Oklahoma Turnpike Authority – 15% increase in 2025; 6% increase each year after, starting in 2027. 

VA – Elizabeth River Tunnels – Downtown and Midtown tunnels – For heavy vehicles with an E-ZPass, the toll rate during off-peak hours will increase by 23 cents, from $6.77 to $7 per trip. During peak hours, the rate for heavy vehicles with an E-ZPass will increase by $1.62, from $11.28 to $12.90 per trip. 

WV – West Virginia Turnpike – $0.25 increase. 

Tunnels and Bridges impacted: 

  • Bayonne Bridge 
  • George Washington Bridge 
  • Goethals Bridge 
  • Holland Tunnel 
  • Lincoln Tunnel 
  • Outerbridge Crossing 

Note that tolls at all Port Authority crossings are only collected from eastbound traffic.
Peak hours: Weekdays 6-10 a.m., 4-8 p.m.; Sat. & Sun. 11 a.m.- 9 p.m. 
Weekday overnight hours for trucks: 10 p.m.-6 a.m. the following morning. 

January 5, 2025 – Toll Rates to Increase 

NY and NJ – Port Authority of New York and New Jersey – Increases will take effect:  

  • E-ZPass Peak, Off-Peak, and Weekday Overnight toll rates per axle.   
  • Tolls will increase an incremental $0.25, with additional annual $0.25 increases in 2026, 2027 and 2028. 

PA – Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission – 5% increase. 

January 6, 2025 – Discount Ends 

NY and NJ – Port Authority of New York and New Jersey – The Port Authority is eliminating the truck volume discount. Trucks traveling during non-peak hours will pay the non-peak rate regardless of number of trips completed in a month.