This Ocean City Bridge's Tolls Will Go Cashless Soon

OCEAN CITY, NJ — Expect tolls on the Ocean City-Longport Bridge to go cashless on May 10, according to the Cape May County Bridge Commission.

Drivers who already use E-ZPass will see no changes. Tolls will be charged via E-ZPass or Toll By Plate, which allows drivers to keep driving through even without an E-ZPass transponder.

Here's what's in store, according to officials:

With an E-ZPass tag: Drivers with a valid E-ZPass tag in their vehicle have their tolls automatically deducted from their E-ZPass account and, as long as their account is in good standing, they do not receive Toll Bills. To avoid any problems, customers should make sure their license plate is on their account.

No E-ZPass tag: Drivers without a valid E-ZPass tag in their vehicle are mailed a bill for their tolls, usually within 30 days. A photo of the vehicle’s license plate is taken at the time of the transaction, and the plate number is used to obtain the vehicle’s registered owner information. If you do not have an E-ZPass transponder, you may apply for an account here.

Bridge Tickets: Once the Commission has transitioned to all-electronic tolling, it will no longer be accepting Bridge Tickets as payment. Therefore, the Commission is offering to buyback any unused tickets. Customers will receive a refund at the last sale price of $1.20 per ticket returned. To receive payment for your Bridge Tickets, complete the form below and return your tickets by June 30, 2025, either in person at the front desk security, from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday or via mail, to:

Cape May County Bridge Commission
4 Moore Road
Cape May Court House, NJ 08210

Bridge Tickets for buyback will not be accepted at the Commission’s bridges. The Commission will process the tickets and mail payment to Customer. Allow up to 30 days to receive payment. If you have any questions, contact the Commission at 609-465-7806 or via email at kerri.may@co.cape-may.nj.us.