News

Actions

Eight days until tunnel tolls

Posted
and last updated

Portsmouth, Va. – We’re now eight days away from tunnel tolls at the Midtown and Downtown Tunnels.

The cheapest way for people that use the toll regularly is E-Z Pass.

It’s a dollar a trip during peak times (M-F 5:30am – 9am & 2:30pm- 7pm) and 75 cents during non-peak hours.

But E-Z Pass might not be the right fit for everyone.

If you sign up for a Virginia E-Z Pass, you’ll pay 50 cents a month – even if you never use it.

It’s called a monthly account maintenance fee, which has sent a lot of people looking out of state for fee free E-Z Passes.

If you’re only going to use the tolls occasionally, you should look into registering your license plate.

You’ll pay 75-cents more per trip than the E-Z Pass. That’s for both peak and off peak hours.

At the same time – you’ll pay 75 cents less a trip if you don’t register your license plate.

You can register your plate online.

Click HERE for the link.

There, you’ll also see options that have you paying nothing up front and only charging you when you use the toll.

Click here for more information from Elizabeth River Tunnels.

Related Content:

CTB members unanimously vote in support of temporarily lowering tolls

Governor McAuliffe wants temporary 75 cent toll at Downtown, Midtown Tunnels

Gov. McAuliffe: Midtown/Downtown Tunnel tolls ‘too high’

Beat the E-ZPass deadline

VDOT, DMV workers won’t pay tolls, while first responders, school buses will

VDOT estimates 65,000 people still need to get EZ-Pass for tunnel tolls

VDOT suggests E-ZPass for tunnel tolls

Supreme Court rules in favor of Downtown, Midtown Tunnel tolls

Fight over tunnel tolls goes to Virginia Supreme Court

State says tunnel tolls could still go into effect despite judge’s decision

Judge rules against tunnel tolls

Group fighting against tunnel tolls headed to court

The future of tunnel tolls in Hampton Roads

Work begins at Downtown and Midtown Tunnels to install tolls

Governor-Elect to announce new tunnel toll relief plan after inauguration

More bus, ferry service planned for Midtown and Downtown Tunnels