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TOLL AUTHORITIES PROGRAMS AND DISCOUNTS All rates / discounts are subject to change at any time. Please check an authority’s website for its most up-to-date tolling information. Time of Day/ Transponder Volume State(s) Agency Transponder Day of Week Details Website Discount Discount Discount DE Delaware River and Bay Authority All NA NA NA No discount. www.drba.net/ Up to a 38% discount vs. cash rates on SR-1. Has both device and day of DE DELDOT All X X www.deldot.gov/ week discounts (weekends cheaper) No E-ZPass discount on I-95. No discount for cash vs. I-Pass/E-ZPass rates. Rates are 15% lower for IL Illinois Tollway (I-Pass) All X www.illinoistollway.com Overnight hours (10pm - 6am). No discount for cash vs. I-Pass/E-ZPass rate. Rates are 15% lower for IL Chicago Skyway All X www.chicagoskyway.org/ Overnight hours (10pm - 6am). E-ZPass vs. cash rates - tolls vary by a few cents in both directions, but IN Indiana Toll Road All X www.ezpassin.com/ vehicles can open road toll where available. Louisville – Southern Indiana Ohio River KY/OH All X 17% discount vs. pay-by-mail rates. www.riverlink.com/ Bridges Project (RiverLink) MA Massachusetts Turnpike Authority All X Up to a 23% discount vs. cash rates (5 axles). www.massdot.state.ma.us 33% discount vs. cash rates for 5 axles. Includes both time of day and device discounts. Off-peak hours (Mon – Fri, 5:00am - 6:00am; 9:00am - MD Maryland Transportation Authority All X X 4:00pm; 7:00pm - 11:00pm; Sat & Sun 5:00am – 11:00pm) and overnight www.ezpassmd.com hours (11:00pm - 5:00pm daily). Off-peak on federal holidays is 5:00am - 11:00pm. There is no volume discount for non-MD issued tags. ME Maine Turnpike Authority All X Up to a 70% discount vs. cash rates. www.maineturnpike.com NC North Carolina Turnpike Authority All X Up to a 35% discount vs. bill-by-mail rates. www.ncdot.gov/turnpike/ NH New Hampshire DOT All X 10% discount vs. cash rates. www.nh.gov/dot Up to a 15% discount vs. cash rates at all times. This is in addition to possible volume discounts tied to off-peak hours. $10,000 or greater NJ New Jersey Turnpike All X X X off-peak toll usage per month = 5% discount vs. cash. Peak hours are www.state.nj.us/turnpike/ Mon - Fri 7:00 am - 9:00 am and 4:30pm - 6:30pm and all day Saturday and Sunday. Up to a 10% discount vs. cash rates (5 axles). It's the same rate for NJ Atlantic City Expressway All X X www.sjta.com/acexpressway/ E-ZPass and cash if you don't hit the 30 trips in 35 days usage threshold. NJ Burlington County Bridge Commission All NA NA NA No discount - dedicated lanes. www.bcbridges.org NJ Delaware River Port Authority All NA NA NA No discount for commercial vehicles - dedicated lanes. www.drpa.org Up to a 6% discount vs. cash rates (5 axles). Peak hours are Mon - Fri 7::00am - 9::00am and 4:30pm - 6:30pm, and all day Saturday and NJ Garden State Parkway All X X www.state.nj.us/turnpike Sunday. Device discount vs. cash rates at all times. This is in addition to possible volume discounts tied to off-peak hours. Up to a 10% discount with NYSTA issued transponder. Plus time of day NY New York State Thruway (NYSTA) All X* X and volume discounts: $1,001 to $2,000 = 10% $2,001 to $3,000 = 15% www.thruway.ny.gov $3,001 and over = 20%. Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) Bronx-Whitestone, Throgs Neck, and Robert F. NY All X* 38% discount vs. cash rates with NYSTA issued transponder. www.mta.info/ Kennedy Bridges; Hugh L. Carey and Queens Midtown Tunnels NY MTA - Cross Bay and Marine Pkwy Bridges All X* 38% discount vs. cash rates with NYSTA issued transponder. www.mta.info/ 38% discount vs. cash rates with NYSTA issued transponder. 11+ trips NY MTA - Verrazano Narrows Bridge All X* X www.mta.info/ qualify for a 17.5% rebate IF the rebate program is currently active. New York State Bridge Authority - Bear Mountain Bridge, the Newburgh-Beacon NY All X* 10% discount vs. cash rates with NYSTA issued transponder. www.nysba.state.ny.us/ Bridge, the Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge, the Mid- Hudson Bridge and the Rip Van Winkle Bridge * Customers MUST have NYSTA issued transponder to receive the discounts listed. Outside agencies all pay same as cash. 04/01/2019 TOLL AUTHORITIES PROGRAMS AND DISCOUNTS All rates / discounts are subject to change at any time. Please check an authority’s website for its most up-to-date tolling information. Time of Day/ Transponder Volume State(s) Agency Transponder Day of Week Details Website Discount Discount Discount NY Peace Bridge All X* 10% discount vs. cash rates with NYSTA issued transponder. www.peacebridge.com/ Port Authority of NY & NJ - George Washington, NY/NJ/PA Bayonne and Goethals Bridges; Holland and All X* X Up to a 26% discount (5 axles) with NYSTA issued transponder. www.panynj.gov/ Lincoln Tunnels; Outerbridge Crossing OH Ohio Turnpike All X Up to a 21% discount vs. cash rates. www.ohioturnpike.org Up to a 28% discount vs. cash rates. Must have > $5,000 in annual tolls. PA Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PTC) All X X www.paturnpike.com/ Also, > $20,000 in tolls gives a 3% discount. PA Delaware River Joint Toll Commission All X X 10% off-peak (9:01pm – 5:59am) discount vs. cash rates. www.drjtbc.org/ Up to a 26% discount vs. cash rates. Also, >100 trips per month = 10% PA/NY/NJ Port Authority of NY and NJ (PANYNJ) All X X www.panynj.gov/ discount. RI Rhode Island Turnpike and Bridge Authority All NA NA NA No discounts - $2 per axle cash or transponder. www.ritba.org VA Virginia DOT - Dulles Toll Road All NA NA NA No discounts. www.virginiadot.org 23% off-peak discount (9:01am - 3:59pm EB and 6:31pm - 6:29am WB); VA Virginia DOT - Dulles Greenway All X X www.dullesgreenway.com 10% rush hour discount. VA Virginia DOT - RMTA All NA NA NA No Discount. www.rmtaonline.org/ Virginia DOT - Chesapeake Bay Bridge / George VA All NA NA NA No Discount. www.virginiadot.org P. Coleman Bridge Paid membership discount program $50 for 6 months and $8.33 VA Virginia DOT - Chesapeake Expressway All X www.chesapeakeexpressway.com ongoing. Toll is $2.00 vs. $9.00 cash rate. 35% off-peak discount (9:01 AM - 2:29 PM and 7:01 PM - 5:29 AM VA Virginia DOT - South Norfolk Jordan Bridge All X X weekdays; all weekends and holidays are off-peak) Plus up to a 42% www.snjb.net discount vs. pay by plate. VA Virginia DOT - Pocahontas Parkway All NA NA NA No discount. Dedicated open road toll lanes. www.virginiadot.org VA Virginia DOT - Downtown / Midtown Tunnels All X X Up to a 40% discount vs. pay by plate, depending on time of day. www.driveert.com WV West Virginia Parkways Authority All X Up to a 13% discount vs. cash for non-West Virginia devices. www.transportation.wv.gov KS Kansas Turnpike Authority ElitePass X 10% discount vs. cash rates. www.ksturnpike.com/ CA Bay Area Toll Authority ElitePass NA NA NA No discount, but dedicated open road lanes. www.bayareafastrak.org CA South Bay Expressway ElitePass X Up to an 80% discount vs. cash rates. www.sbxthe125.com/ CA Transportation Corridor Agencies ElitePass X Up to a 60% discount vs. cash rates. www.thetollroads.com/ FL Central Florida Expressway Authority All X Up to a 64% discount vs. cash rates. www.cfxway.com/ FL Florida's Turnpike Enterprise ElitePass X Up to a 10% discount vs. cash rates. www.floridasturnpike.com/ FL Miami Dade Expressway Authority ElitePass X 75% discount vs. cash rates. www.mdxway.com/ FL Tampa Hillsborough Expressway Authority ElitePass X Up to a 32% discount vs. cash rates. www.tampa-xway.com/ OK Oklahoma Turnpike Authority ElitePass X Up to a 68% discount vs. cash rates. www.pikepass.com/ TX Harris County Toll Road Authority ElitePass X Up to a 25% discount vs. cash rates. www.hctra.org TX North Texas Tollway Authority ElitePass X Up to a 48% discount vs. cash rates. www.ntta.org TX TxDOT Authorities ElitePass X Up to a 75% discount vs. cash rates. www.txtag.org * Customers MUST have NYSTA issued transponder to receive the discounts listed. Outside agencies all pay same as cash. 04/01/2019.
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