Trenton Morrisville (Rte 1) Bridge

Payment options

Uproad
Cash
Transponder

Drivers without valid payment methods get mailed bills or violations and pay higher toll rates.

Toll pricing

Varies w/traffic volume
Consistent
Higher at peak hours

Rules of the (toll) road

Express toll lanes
High-occupancy toll lane

State	New Jersey
Toll agency	DRJTBC DE River Joint Toll Bridge Commission
Supported transponders	E-ZPass
Time Zone	EST Eastern Standard Time (EST)

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Avarage cost for the road Trenton Morrisville (Rte 1) Bridge

Note: actual costs may vary based on the trip length.

Toll cost with transponder	1 rate

The Details

Located in New Jersey, the Trenton Morrisville (Rte 1) Bridge is a major bridge facility. The Trenton Morrisville (Rte 1) Bridge is one of the busiest in New Jersey.

On Uproad.com you'll find toll information for cars, RVs, buses, motorcycles, trailers, campers, motorhomes, and trucks and other Trenton Morrisville (Rte 1) Bridge toll information. From the latest estimated Trenton Morrisville (Rte 1) Bridge toll prices to payment options, Uproad lets you know the rules of the road.

And, if you drive a lot and are looking for a new toll payment account without a transponder or toll tag, you've come to the right place! With an Uproad app account, you'll pay tolls as you go with your mobile phone.

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FAQs

Where is Trenton Morrisville Bridge located?

This toll is in New Jersey.

What transponder can be used on Trenton Morrisville Bridge?

Only E-ZPass is supported on this toll.

What is the toll company of Trenton Morrisville (Route 1) Bridge, New Jersey?

DE River Joint Toll Bridge Commission owns Trenton Morrisville Bridge.

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