New Hampshire Toll Roads
Thinking of heading to New Hampshire for vacation or work?
NYC Area, New York
- Payment options*
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- ✓Uproad
- ✓Cash
- ✓Transponder
- Toll pricing
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- ⨯Consistent
- ⨯Varies w/traffic volume
- ✓Higherat peak hours
- Rules of the (toll) road
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- ⨯Express toll lanes
- ⨯High-occupancy toll lane
*Drivers without a valid payment option get a mailed bill or violation and pay the highest toll rate.
Additional Information
PLEASE NOTE: Many toll roads have discontinued cash payments. If you must travel regularly, download the Uproad app, and by the next day, you'll pay tolls with your phone. Stay safe.
| State | New York |
|---|---|
| Toll agency | Port Authority of NY & NJ - PANYNJ |
| Supported transponders | E-ZPass |
| Time Zone | Eastern Standard Time (EST) |
| Coordinates | 40.729917; -74.038595 |
You can pay for the toll with Uproad!
Toll prices, costs, & payment options
* Click on the map to see traffic conditions
The Details
The ‘Dutch Tunnel’ is a road tunnel that runs under the Hudson River. It connects New York's Hudson Square neighborhood in Lower Manhattan to the east, and Jersey City, New Jersey, to the west. Like most of the other tunnels, it is under the control of the Port Authority of New York.
The “Dutch Tunnel” is located on Highway 78. In the USA, road junctions have multiple crossings. And so the "Dutch Tunnel" is one of the transitions between Manhattan and New Jersey. Also the top three includes the ‘Lincoln’ Tunnel and sufficiently well-known the ‘George Washington’ Bridge.
Interesting Facts
The idea of creating a new road tunnel was born in 1906, it was then that the first project was developed. But due to some disagreements in the discussion, the project was suspended until 1919.
The actual construction of the ‘Dutch Tunnel’ began in 1920, and the tunnel became accessible to traffic in 1927. It is worth noting that at the opening stage, the ‘Dutch Tunnel’ was the leader in length among other underwater road tunnels.
Initially, the “Dutch Tunnel” was called another road interchange - the ‘Hudson River’ or the ‘Street Canal’ road tunnel. But soon the municipal government decided to rename it in honor of Clifford Milburn Holland, the tunnel engineer.
The tunnel is not only an important traffic interchange. In 1982, the "Dutch Tunnel" was declared a National Historic Monument of civil engineering and machine building.
The ‘Dutch Tunnel’ Characteristics
Technical characteristics:
in the western direction, the length is 2.608 m, in the eastern direction - 2.551 m;
the tunnel has four traffic lanes, which in total provides traffic to 89.7 thousand cars daily, and over 14 million cars annually;
tunnel width - 6.1 m;
tunnel clearing - 3.84 m;
depth - 28.3 m.
The ‘Dutch Tunnel’ is the world's first mechanical filtration tunnel designed by Ole Singstad.
