Recent Congestion Pricing Update – Community Board Six

• Toll Amounts:
  • Passenger vehicles with E-ZPass will be charged:
    • $9 during peak periods.
    • $2.25 overnight (once daily).
  • Rates may vary based on vehicle type, time of day, crossing credits, and payment methods.
• Discounts & Exemptions:
  • Certain discounts or exemptions may apply to qualifying individuals, vehicles, or trips. For more details, visit mta.info/discounts.
• Payment Method:
  • E-ZPass is the easiest and most cost-effective way to pay. Ensure your E-ZPass account is updated with your current license plate number to receive the appropriate rates and credits.
  • Drivers without E-ZPass will be billed through the MTA’s Tolls by Mail program, likely at a higher rate.

• Reduce vehicle traffic in Manhattan below 60th Street.
• Generate funding for public transit improvements.
• Enhance air quality and lower emissions in the city.

• The program will use a network of cameras and sensors at entry points into Manhattan to identify and bill vehicles.
• Enforcement will apply to all vehicles entering the congestion zone, with penalties for non-payment.

1. Update Your E-ZPass Account:
   • Verify your account information, including license plate numbers.
   • Visit congestionreliefzone.mta.info for account updates and program details.
2. Learn About Exemptions:
   • Check if you or your vehicle qualifies for discounts or exemptions based on residency, income, or other criteria.
3. Plan Ahead:
   • Review alternative transportation options like public transit or carpooling to minimize costs and reduce congestion.