New York State will introduce a Congestion Relief Zone Toll. The proposed start date is January 5, 2025.
By law, the first 60 days, only the established tolls will be collected. There will be no additional fees, charges, or fines.
The program will:
Drivers will be charged a toll on their E-ZPass once per day when they enter the Congestion Relief Zone. This includes streets in Manhattan below 60 Street.
The toll does not apply to:
However, you will be tolled if you exit from an excluded roadway onto a street within the CBD.
If you live in the CBD, you can apply for the Low-Income Tax Credit.
Drivers without E-ZPass will be mailed a toll bill to the address of the registered vehicle.
Tolling equipment will be on Broadway between 60 and 61 Streets.
Learn more about the Congestion Relief Zone Toll Program.
TOLLS
Tolls vary by vehicle and the time of day. The peak period toll rate will apply from 5 AM to 9 PM on weekdays and 9 AM to 9 PM on weekends. All other times, drivers will be charged off peak toll rate.
Vehicles without an E-ZPass will pay 50% more than the usual rate.
Passenger and small commercial vehicles (Sedans, SUVs, pick-up trucks, and small vans)
Trucks and buses will pay toll depending on their size and function during both peak and off-peak hours.
Taxis and For-Hire Vehicles
Taxis and for-hire vehicles will be charged a per-trip toll, paid by the passenger.
This toll is separate from the State congestion surcharge for some taxis and for-hire trips entering Manhattan South of 96 Street.
Crossing Credits
Vehicles using a valid E-ZPass will get a credit to reduce Congestion Relief Zone Tolls when entering:
No crossing credits will be offered overnight. Tolls will be reduced by 75% from the peak tolls.
Get more information about Tolls.
Look up Toll rates.
DISCOUNTS & EXEMPTIONS
Only vehicles connected with an E-ZPass New York account can enroll for a discount plan or exemption.
Discounts
Some drivers can apply for Low-Income Discount or Low-Income Tax Credit for Residents.
A 50% discount is available for low-income vehicle owners enrolled in the Low-Income Discount Plan (LIDP). This discount begins after the first 10 trips in a calendar month and applies to all peak period trips that follow.
The New York State Department of Taxation and Finance will publish more information about the tax credit in Fall 2024.
Online
Learn more and apply for the Low-Income Discount Plan.
By Phone
Exemptions
Some vehicles will be exempt from the Central Business District (CBD) Tolling program. These include:
Learn more and apply for the Central Business District (CBD) Tolling program exemptions.
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