Traveling across the country in a small van

If you are driving from Baltimore to New York, you will pay about 35 dollars if you have E-ZPass and 45 dollars if you do not.

How much do Tolls cost from DC to NYC?

How Long Does It Take to Drive? – Driving from New York City to Washington, D.C., takes approximately four to six hours, depending on traffic and how many stops you make. This option is ideal for families and those who wish to stop for a meal or a bit of sightseeing.

The driving time is affected by the time you leave. Rush hour traffic in either city tends to be heaviest from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m., and from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. The preferred route of most drivers is I-95 from Washington, D.C., through Maryland and Delaware, and then the New Jersey Turnpike through New Jersey, taking one of the exits between exits 10 through 14, and then entering New York City via a bridge or tunnel.

There are a number of tolls along the way between Washington and New York, including the Fort McHenry Tunnel in Baltimore, the Delaware Memorial Bridge straddling Delaware and New Jersey, the New Jersey Turnpike, and the bridges to New York City, such as the Goethals and the Verrazano.

How much are the tolls going to New York?

New Passenger Vehicle Rates –

One-Way Trip

Crossing	E-ZPass (NYCSC)	Mid-Tier (NYCSC)	Tolls by Mail / non-NYCSC E-ZPass
Robert F. Kennedy, Bronx-Whitestone, Throgs Neck, and Verrazzano-Narrows Bridges and Queens Midtown and Hugh L. Carey Tunnels	$6.55	$8.36	$10.17
Henry Hudson Bridge	$3.00	$4.62	$7.50
Cross Bay and Marine Parkway Bridges	$2.45	$3.77	$5.09

How much does it cost to drive from Baltimore to New York?

$28.19 one-way / $56.38 round trip Baltimore to New York drive. road conditions from Baltimore to New York. flattest route from Baltimore to New York.

How much are the tolls on 95 in Maryland?

Kennedy Memorial Hwy (I-95) | MDTA. E-ZPass ® Maryland Rates:

Axle Count	Current Rates
Commuter	$2.80*
2-axle	$6.00
3-axle	$16.00
4-axle	$24.00

How much are tolls from Baltimore to Brooklyn?

how much toll is it from NYC TO BALTIMORE – Baltimore Forum 5 posts how much toll is it from NYC TO BALTIMORE 8 years ago

• last month i went to balitmore i got a bill from my ezpass for over $70
• I dont know if i went thru more tolls then i had to? (LOL)
• Please advise what the normal toll cost should be!

Level Contributor 2,897 posts 62 reviews 86 helpful votes 1. Re: how much toll is it from NYC TO BALTIMORE 8 years ago Sounds about right for a round trip. 5 posts 2. Re: how much toll is it from NYC TO BALTIMORE 8 years ago Thank u so much for your answer can yu please answer the question I posted before this one in regards to hanging out alone around the inner harbor area? Level Contributor 654 posts 7 reviews 9 helpful votes 3. Re: how much toll is it from NYC TO BALTIMORE 8 years ago Unfortunately it’s correct Level Contributor 426 posts 45 reviews 31 helpful votes 4. Re: how much toll is it from NYC TO BALTIMORE 8 years ago Wow, been a while since I’ve driven that route – I used to do it all the time when I was in college up in,

1. Can’t believe how expensive it is now.
2. Makes it worth it to take the train, especially when you factor in gas and traffic on 95 and the turnpike!! Level Contributor 2,897 posts 62 reviews 86 helpful votes 5.
3. Re: how much toll is it from NYC TO BALTIMORE 8 years ago is probably doing fine in the NE corridor, but they could lower fares by $10 each way and really open themselves up to a much larger segment of the population.

As it is now, if you’ve got 2 people traveling to, driving is cheaper than the train – by quite a lot too. Level Contributor 2,722 posts 127 reviews 73 helpful votes 6. Re: how much toll is it from NYC TO BALTIMORE 8 years ago That figure also sounds right to me.

1. Delaware Memorial Bridge: $4
2. Delaware I-95: $4
3. McHenry or Harbor Tunnel (if needed): $4

Return trip northbound would be anywhere from $29.55 to $39.55:

• *Northbound* Baltimore to NYC
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• McHenry or Harbor Tunnel (if needed): $4
• JFK Highway (Md): $7.20 (EZPass ) or $8 (other states)
• Delaware I-95: $4

NJTP to Lincoln Tunnel: $12.55 peak, $9.35 off-peak Lincoln Tunnel: $11 peak, $9 off-peak I suspect you’re talking about a round trip-which would be no less than $46.90 and no more than $64.10 “depending.” If you were charged $70, I suspect that has to do with replenishment to your account in excess of the tolls that were actually incurred.

• With creative routing via and the right timing, the southbound trip can be made for $2.60 and the northbound trip for just $10.60 ($13.20 roundtrip).
• Edited: 8 years ago Level Contributor 227 posts 107 reviews 85 helpful votes 8.
• Re: how much toll is it from NYC TO BALTIMORE 8 years ago The tolls are expensive.

I got 5 Megabus tickets for $42 round trip for November 1. I bought the tickets last month.9. Re: how much toll is it from NYC TO BALTIMORE 7 years ago This topic has been closed to new posts due to inactivity. : how much toll is it from NYC TO BALTIMORE – Baltimore Forum

Can you drive into NYC without paying tolls?

Tolls Are Not Completely Avoidable Manhattan is an island, and unfortunately, there is absolutely no way to avoid paying at least one toll to drive into it. Even roads that don’t have tolls in other areas will still have one prior to entering or exiting a bridge or tunnel.

Are New York tolls cash only?

Tolls by Mail – The bill for your tolls will be mailed to the registered vehicle owner. You can pay this bill by mail, on the phone or in person, using a check, credit card, bank account or cash. Visit the Tolls by Mail site or call 1-844-826-8400 for more information.

Why is New York toll so expensive?

Highway Robbery – Why Are NYC Tolls So Expensive? There’s not a doubt in my mind that if Grosse Pointe, Michigan, which abuts the city limits of Detroit, put up toll booths on Jefferson Ave. charging drivers money to enter the city, there’d be accusations of discriminating against the less affluent, mostly black residents of the city of Detroit.

New York City, though, gets away with charging exorbitant tolls to enter Manhattan and some of the boroughs. If you are driving a privately owned automobile or truck, or if you’re a passenger on a privately owned bus or taxicab, you will be paying or subsidizing a toll if you want to enter the ‘center of the universe’.

Of course, government owned transportation services are exempt from such tolls, but if you’re going travel into the city on your own schedule, you will have to pay for what, I guess, is a privilege. Now I don’t have a problem with the concept of paying a toll to traverse a bridge or tunnel.

1. Bridges and tunnels need continuous maintenance and that work has to be funded.
2. My home state in Michigan has one public toll road (there are some privately owned bridges here and there as well), the Mackinaw Bridge.
3. Big Mac, as they call it here, has competed with NYC’s Verrazano Narrows Bridge that connects Staten Island to the southern tip of Long Island – a.k.a.

Brooklyn – for the title of the longest suspension bridge in the world. Both structures are five mile long engineering masterpieces built in very difficult locations. Both bridges, as mentioned, need to be constantly maintained. The next coat of paint starts going on almost as soon as the last coat is finished being applied.

Roadbeds must be repaved. Fatigued metal parts must be replaced. Admittedly, the number of vehicles that cross the Verrazano Bridge are orders of magnitude greater than for the link between Michigan’s two peninsulas, so some maintenance, like fixing the pavement, will undoubtedly be more expensive for the New York bridge.

The Verrazano structure has two road levels, so pavement costs are doubled, but outside of that, both bridges probably require about the same level of maintenance. Pavement costs are only a fraction of the operational costs of a bridge. It costs $4 to cross the Mackinaw Bridge in a car or light truck.

Larger trucks pay $5 per axle. The Port Authority charges $16 round trip for the Verrazano Bridge (most of the other bridges and tunnels seem to have a $14 round trip toll). While the Michigan bridge charges in both directions, the NY bridge only charges people traveling to Staten Island, as the relevant authorities apparently assume most drivers will come back to Brooklyn the way they came.

Most of the tolls in the NYC area, at least for crossing water, are round trip. Of course, if your route, as mine did on the first day of the New York International Auto Show preview, takes you into Manhattan and then to Staten Island, you’ll be paying tolls in both directions.

• The Lincoln and Holland tunnels’ tolls are $14 round trip.
• Since just about everything but kosher food is more expensive in NYC, the costs of operating the Verrazano Bridge are probably greater than for the Mackinaw Bridge, but I can’t see them being double.
• The only reason that I can see tolls being so expensive in the NYC area is that New York and New Jersey governments use them as a source of general revenue.

With so many drivers having no choice but to take bridges and tunnels to get to work, that’s quite a considerable revenue stream. Local New Yorkers to whom I’ve raised the issue seem to believe the tolls are used to subsidize the subways here. As far as I can determine, though, the subway system is operated by the Metropolitan Transit Authority and the Verrazano is operated by the Tri-Borough Tunnel and Bridge Authority, a different agency.

1. If any of our readers are familiar with how the various government agencies in the NYC area disburse their toll revenues, please educate us in the comments.
2. From the perspective of this Michigan resident, however, it looks like the tolls are set based not on the budgetary needs of the bridges and tunnels, but rather on a philosophy of extracting the maximum amount of revenue that can be used to pay for all sorts of things not necessarily helping travelers reach their destinations.

: Highway Robbery – Why Are NYC Tolls So Expensive?

How do I pay NY tolls without e-ZPass?

Tolls by Mail Billing Process –

The first toll bill is sent approximately 30-40 days after travel and is due in 30 days Tolls by Mail customers will pay 30 percent above the NY E-ZPass toll rate, in addition to a $2 administrative surcharge per billing statement. If payment is not received by the due date, a second toll bill is sent with a $5 late fee An unpaid second toll bill escalates to a violation, which includes a $50 fee per violation notice If the violation is not paid within 15 days, it may be referred to a collection agency Failure to respond to three or more Notices of Violation within a five year period may result in suspension of a motorist’s vehicle registration by the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles under 15 NYCRR 127.14 For questions regarding toll bills or violations, contact our customer service at 1-844-826-8400

If you don’t have E-ZPass sign-up here to start saving time and money today.

Is it cheaper to fly than drive?

Crunching the numbers – Comparing the costs of driving and flying is relatively simple but can begin to feel like a middle school math problem in a hurry. To keep it simple, let’s compare three trips:

Los Angeles to San Francisco (382 driven miles). Los Angeles to Denver (1,016 driven miles). Los Angeles to New York (2,789 driven miles).

According to the Environmental Protection Agency, an independent agency of the federal government, the average fuel efficiency of a vehicle sold in 2020 was 25.4 miles per gallon. (More fuel-efficient vehicles will have lower costs, of course, and electric vehicles are a whole other ball of wax.) The average price of a gallon of gasoline was $4.07 in April 2022 according to the American Automobile Association, a federation of motor clubs throughout North America.

• Finally, also per AAA, the average maintenance cost of driving a medium sedan is about 10 cents per mile.
• So we’ll use those as the variables on the driving part of our word problem.
• For the airfare, we’ll compare the average cost of a main cabin flight for the week of July 4th.
• We’ll also tack on $39 in add-on fees for baggage and seat assignments, the average for full-service airlines according to a NerdWallet analysis on which airlines have the best and worst fees,

Here’s how it shakes out:

Trip	Distance	Driving cost	Airfare cost
Los Angeles to San Francisco	382 miles.	$101.	$137.
Los Angeles to Denver	1,016 miles.	$269.	$163.
Los Angeles to New York	2,789 miles.	$738.	$303.

For the shortest trip, driving is more economical than flying. But for the longer cross-country trip, flying is far cheaper. And keep in mind that this only considers solo drivers. Families or friends traveling in one vehicle can save money by driving, even on longer routes.

How long is a car ride from Baltimore to New York?

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Do you need cash for Maryland tolls?

What is All Electronic (Cashless) Tolling / AET? With AET, cash is not accepted as payment. Drivers do not have to stop to pay tolls, as overhead gantries collect tolls electronically by E-ZPass ® or Video Tolling.

How much are Washington DC tolls?

washington-dc-toll-roads From Toll Wiki Click on the map to open toll wiki for a country/state Currently no toll roads exist in Washington DC, You can calculate your trip’s gas expenses in Washington DC and nearby states using our free gas calculator for cars, trucks, trailers, buses, RVs, and motorcycles.

• Though no toll roads exist in Arizona, depending on your route, you might have to pay toll while traveling to other US states.
• You cannot pay tolls by cash or coins on all toll roads in USA.
• To save time on people having to stop to pay cash, many toll road gantries have electronic tag readers.
• Check out the list of and their payment methods.

You can calculate accurate trip costs – which includes both tolls and fuel expenses – to travel across the US states using TollGuru Trip Calculator, It also shows the cheapest, fastest and other optimal routes to your destination along with toll plaza(s) location enroute, payment methods and more.

1. Rideshare, OEM, TMS, fleet companies and other transport businesses can leverage toll intelligence by integrating with the for pre-trip calculation and post-trip reconciliation.
2. Currently, there are no toll roads in the District of Columbia,
3. You need not pay any tolls to use any of the roads or bridges within the District of Columbia but depending on your route, you might have to pay a toll while traveling to other states.

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How much is DC toll?

A new feature on DullesTollRoad.com allows drivers to plan their journey by easily calculating their toll and visualizing their planned route along the Dulles Toll Road. The “toll calculator” is optimized on the website for desktop, tablet and mobile devices. Tolls are calculated after selecting an entry and exit point from drop-down menus or by clicking directly on the map. The resulting route is highlighted on the map and the total toll for the trip is displayed. Tolls displayed are for the Dulles Toll Road only, and do not include other adjacent toll highways.

This new online feature makes access to toll information more convenient for the traveling public,” said Cyndi Ward, Dulles Toll Road manager. “The toll calculator is an intuitive planning tool that elevates customer service by giving travelers a predictable experience before they drive on the Dulles Toll Road.” Depending on the entry and exit points, one-way rates for two-axle vehicles range from $1.00 to $3.50.

Tolls are the same whether paid by cash or E-ZPass, The Dulles Toll Road encourages the use of E-ZPass for maximum time savings at toll plazas. E-ZPass is also compatible with other toll roads around the region and along the east coast. The Dulles Toll Road is operated and maintained by the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority under permit from the Commonwealth of Virginia.

How much are tolls from DC to Boston?

Bridge alone to DC, you pay: $3 + $4 + $4 to get to DC. Going back to over that bridge, it’s $4 + $6 + $4 (because of various one-direction tolls).

How much does it cost from New York to Washington DC by train?

Good to know

Average price (round-trip)	$62
Average price (one-way)	$31