lincoln tunnel tolls

Lincoln tunnel tolls: The toll fees for New York’s bridges, tunnels, and toll roads vary depending on how many you have. The number of axles, vehicle type (personal or cab/taxi), vehicle type (commercial, cab/taxi), occupancy (HOV2/HOV3, Taxipool), travel time (peak/off-peak), mode of payment, and direction of travel on tunnels and bridges in New York varies.

Calculate tolls and fuel costs for your trip by car, truck, or taxi. The calculator also displays the best, cheapest, fastest, and most efficient routes to your destination, along with the location of toll plazas en route and payment methods.

This past Saturday, I made two trips to Manhattan from Hoboken between 6 and 9 p.m. I was charged $20.00 for both surges. My EZ Pass was charged $12.50 for these peak hours. Is this Uber giving us a Christmas bonus, or are tolls subjected to the surge multiple? It could be that it has always been like this, but I haven’t noticed. I admit that I don’t drive a lot because I am too busy with my full-time job.

I will be visiting Manhattan and staying in West New York. To get to Manhattan, I will be driving a rental car.

I read that tolls can now be paid in cash. However, a transponder is an option for renting a car.

Is there still a cash-accepting lane?