Toll Facilities in E-ZPass States That Do Not Accept E-ZPass
There are a small number of toll facilities, mostly bridges run by independent authorities, that are not part of the E-ZPass network even though they are in a state that is in the E-ZPass region. These facilities are:
- Dingman's Ferry Bridge (New Jersey/Pennsylvania)
- Ocean Drive (New Jersey)
- Margate Bridge and Causeway (New Jersey)
- Atlantic Beach Bridge (New York)
- Anderson Ferry (Ohio/Kentucky)
- Augusta Ferry (Ohio/Kentucky)
- Memorial Bridge (West Virginia/Ohio)
- Newell Bridge (West Virginia/Ohio)
- Seaway International Bridge (New York/Ontario, Canada)
- Ogdensburg-Prescott International Bridge (New York/Ontario, Canada)
- Thousand Islands Bridge (New York/Ontario, Canada)
- Bridges of the Niagara Falls Bridge Commission (New York/Ontario, Canada)
- Lewiston-Queenston Bridge
- Whirlpool Rapids Bridge
- Rainbow Bridge
- Low Water Toll Bridge (West Virginia/Maryland)
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