Question of the Week
Poll: How Are Increased Port Authority Tolls Affecting You?
Controversial toll increase on the George Washington Bridge and other Hudson River crossings took effect last Sunday; is that long enough to tell?
It has been just over a week since the Port Authority's controversial toll hikes on Hudson River crossings went into effect. That may not be a long enough period of time for Fort Lee commuters who regularly use the George Washington Bridge to get to work or simply get to the big city on occasion to see a significant impact, but it could be just long enough for people who are forced to pay the increased tolls to extrapolate over a month, a year or longer. Last Sunday, on the very day the toll increases took effect, Democratic lawmakers, including State Sen. Loretta Weinberg, blasted the Port Authority at press conference held against the backdrop of the GWB, calling the higher tolls a tax increase brought on by Gov. Christie. The next day, …
Robert M Garcia
8:36 pm on Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Wish I could walk across. This will cost me an additional 352.00, and next year an additional 528.00, and the year after an additional 725.00. This on top of the already 8.00 fare which runs me about 1880.00 a year. Just not fair. The Port Authority equals nothing but Grand Theft   more ›