Help With NJ Bridge

A truckers atlas should tell you.

 

5 axles is $22.5

http://www.bcbridges.org/BridgeInformation/TollRates.aspx

 

post deleted in favor of Winchester Magnum's better info and link.

 

Many aren't highlighted as a truck route so I could see where someone would have some doubt. Plus that one is in the northern end of a populated area which is the same color as the highlighted truck route. You couldn't see it if you wanted to.

I learned a long time ago it's just best to stay on the main drag when crossing into or out of Jersey. There is no dodging Delaware River tolls. All you get is a narrower bridge and sometimes higher tolls.

Unless you are running Burlington to Bristol I would use I-276. I use to pick up in Burlington regularly when I first started trucking. That prehistoric draw bridge is about 20 foot wide but anything can cross it.

 

or just do what many of us have done. get one of those maps that do not have ny and nj pages in them lol

 

Yes a truck can cross it but it is pretty narrow. It also has a 36 ton weight limit. So if your grossed out be careful. I live about 2 miles from it and I cross it at least once a day in a truck and a car I've never seen them bothering big trucks. Knock on wood because I'm going across it in about 5 minutes. There's also the turnpike connector bridge about 3 miles north of it. It's actually cheaper but the Pa cash box is a very popular DOT hangout.

 

Last time I went across it I saw a sign that said no 102" trailers so I don't use it no more. I know a lot of people do. The last freight company I worked for told us to but none of us did because of the 102 ban plus the extra time to go down to the Betsy Ross and back up.