Zipcar now uses the pay-by-plate method to calculate toll charges. When you drive through a toll lane, a camera captures your license plate and the toll is billed to your account. You’ll typically see the charge on your invoice within 2–3 weeks.
As of January 2024, the Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission expanded pay-by-plate service to seven of its older toll bridges, which previously accepted only E-ZPass or cash.
If you approach a toll plaza with only E-ZPass or cash lanes, simply drive through the E-ZPass lane. You’ll still be charged using the pay-by-plate method.
Keep In Mind
The New York City congestion toll features a unique discounted rate available to Zipcar members under a specific agreement with New York City. This rate may differ from the amounts displayed while traveling through the area. For more details on our current congestion toll rates, please refer to the article: Why was a congestion charge toll added to my reservation?