Central Business District Tolling Program - NYC 2025

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Toll-Free Tunnels in New York City Non-toll tunnels within the City include: Battery Park Underpass. 1st Avenue Tunnel. Park Avenue Viaduct.
Under the General Toll Program, Congress permits Federal participation in certain types of toll-financed construction activi- ties, including new highways, new lanes added to existing highways (so long as the number of existing toll-free lanes is not reduced), reconstruction of highways (non-Interstate only),
Unlike other forms of tolling, the CBDTPs cordon pricing program provides no toll-free option for many drivers who want or need to travel by vehicle in this major urbanized area.
Nope! You do not need to pay a toll or free to walk across the Brooklyn Bridge.
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