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George Washington Bridge Toll Rates 2026

Full rate schedule effective 4 January 2026. Tolls collected eastbound only (into New York). PANYNJ-verified 10 June 2026.

Passenger E-ZPass peak
$16.79

Weekdays 6-10 AM and 4-8 PM, weekends 11 AM-9 PM

Passenger E-ZPass off-peak
$14.79

All other times

Passenger Mid-Tier
$19.55

Improperly positioned NY/NJ tag (~9% of crossings)

Passenger Toll-by-Mail
$23.30

Plate captured, bill mailed to owner

Motorcycle E-ZPass
$15.79 / $13.79

Peak / off-peak, $1.00 below the car rate

Effective date
4 Jan 2026

Prior tariff effective 5 Jan 2025 (revised 6 Jul 2025)

2026 Toll Rates by Vehicle Class

VehicleE-ZPass PeakE-ZPass Off-PeakMid-TierToll-by-Mail
Passenger car (2 axle)$16.79$14.79$19.55$23.30
Motorcycle$15.79$13.79$19.05$23.30
Small truck (2 axle, dual rear)$45.34$43.34$48.34$51.34
Large truck (3 axle)$68.01$65.01$72.51$77.01
Truck (4 axle)$90.68$86.68$96.68$102.68
Truck (5 axle)$113.35$108.35$120.85$128.35
Truck (6+ axle, base)$136.02$130.02$145.02$154.02
Bus (2 axle, 10+ seating)$21.00$16.00$25.50$30.00

Source: Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Bridge & Tunnel Tolls. Tariff effective 4 January 2026. Verified 10 June 2026.

What Changed From the 2025 Tariff

  • E-ZPass peak: $16.06 → $16.79 (+4.5%)
  • E-ZPass off-peak: $14.06 → $14.79 (+5.2%)
  • Toll-by-Mail: $22.38 → $23.30 (+4.1%; the bigger jump from $18.31 to $22.38 happened 6 July 2025)
  • Mid-Tier: $18.72 → $19.55 (introduced 6 July 2025)
  • Future change announced: Off-peak discount phasing out 2027-2030 at 50¢/year; off-peak will equal peak by 2030

See the full GWB toll history for rates back to 1990, or the 2025 toll rates archive.

Related

E-ZPass Rates Detail
Setup, savings, interoperability
Toll-by-Mail
How the $23.30 plate-capture rate works
Peak vs Off-Peak
Timing, schedule, savings math

2026 GWB Toll FAQ

What is the 2026 George Washington Bridge toll for a car?

The 2026 GWB toll for a passenger car is $16.79 with E-ZPass during peak hours (weekday 6-10 AM and 4-8 PM), $14.79 with E-ZPass off-peak, and $23.30 by Toll-by-Mail. A Mid-Tier rate of $19.55 applies when an E-ZPass tag on a NY/NJ account is read via plate match because the tag was improperly positioned (~9% of transactions). Tolls are collected eastbound only, into New York. Tariff effective 4 January 2026 per PANYNJ.

What changed in the 2026 tariff?

The 4 January 2026 tariff raised the passenger-car E-ZPass rates about 4.5% (peak from $16.06 to $16.79, off-peak from $14.06 to $14.79), reflecting the automatic CPI adjustment plus the 25-cent annual increment approved in December 2024. Toll-by-Mail rose from $22.38 to $23.30 and the Mid-Tier rate (introduced 6 July 2025 at $18.72) rose to $19.55. PANYNJ has also approved a four-year phase-out of the off-peak discount starting January 2027: the off-peak rate rises 50¢ per year until it equals the peak rate by 2030, eliminating the time-of-day discount altogether.

When are 2026 GWB peak hours?

Peak hours in 2026 are weekdays 6:00 AM to 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM, plus Saturdays and Sundays 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM. All other times are off-peak: weekday midday (10 AM to 4 PM), weekday evening (after 8 PM), overnight, and weekend mornings before 11 AM and nights after 9 PM. PANYNJ publishes no holiday exceptions; the standard schedule applies. Peak/off-peak is determined by the time you cross the bridge, not when your account is billed.

Are 2026 rates the same on the GWB upper and lower levels?

Yes. Tolls are the same regardless of which level you cross. The upper level (open 24/7) and lower level (open 6 AM to 10 PM weekdays, restricted on weekends) charge identical rates by vehicle class and payment method. The toll is captured by overhead readers on the bridge approach, not at separate level-specific gantries.

Updated 10 June 2026