Is the 520 bridge ever free?

Buses, vanpools and emergency vehicles are able to travel toll-free if they meet specific requirements. Carpools and motorcycles pay tolls just like all other personal vehicles. Construction continues on the SR 520 Bridge Replacement and HOV Program. Tolls on the SR 520 Bridge are paying off 30- and 40-year bonds.

Is 520 a floating bridge?

The SR 520 Floating Bridge and Landings project replaced the 53-year-old span as the “world’s longest floating bridge.” With more and bigger pontoons and heavier anchors, the new six-lane bridge across Lake Washington is built to withstand stronger winds and waves. The bridge opened to traffic in April 2016.

How long is the 520 floating bridge?

2,350 m
Evergreen Point Floating Bridge/Total length

When does the SR 520 toll go up?

SR 520 toll rates for two-axle vehicles (includes motorcycles) Vehicles with more than two axles will pay a higher pro-rated toll rate. **The SR 520 weekend rates will be assessed for the following holidays (according to WAC 468-270-071): New Years Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.

Is there a toll on the SR 99 Tunnel?

SR 99 tunnel toll rates vary by time of day and on weekends. Vehicles with more than two axles will pay a higher pro-rated toll rate. Tolls are collected in both directions of the tunnel. SR 520 bridge toll rates vary by time of day and on weekends.

How are toll rates determined in Washington State?

The Washington State Transportation Commission (WSTC) works with WSDOT and the public to establish toll rates for all highways and bridges in Washington State. The WSTC reviews traffic and revenue each year to determine whether new toll rates are needed to cover operational costs and debt payments.

Do you pay the toll on the Tacoma Narrows Bridge?

With Pay By Mail you’ll travel now and pay later. When using the SR 520 Bridge, Tacoma Narrows Bridge, or I-405 Express Toll Lanes or SR 99 tunnel without Good To Go! account, we’ll send a bill in the mail to the registered owner of the vehicle for an extra $2 per trip.