Confederation Bridge tolls on the rise

Posted Dec 31, 2013 10:36:48 AM.

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New Year’s Day will mark a fee increase for drivers using the Confederation Bridge.

The link between Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick and will cost 50 cents more for a two-axle vehicle, bringing the total to 45 dollars.

Also, 25 cent increases will be in place for each additional axle on vehicles and for motorcycles.

No change in prices for cyclists or pedestrians using the shuttle service.

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