Mid-Hudson Bridge goes to cashless tolls at midnight
Starting tomorrow you won't need to grab cash as you run out the door if you are heading across the Mid-Hudson Bridge.
•
Feb 28, 2022, 10:36 AM
•
Updated 1,032 days ago
Share:
More Stories
1:13
Most Americans staying home for New Year’s celebrations due to high costs
23m ago0:18
Bill Murray makes surprise visit to Rockland Music Center on Christmas Eve
41m ago0:19
Kwanzaa celebrations begin: Hudson Valley celebrates African heritage, culture, and unity
43m ago0:33
Cold Spring secures $2.5 million for upper dam repairs
44m ago0:35
Two teenagers killed in Christmas Day crash on Route 52 in Liberty
48m ago0:22
Power restored in Kent after car crash knocks out electricity
54m ago1:13
Most Americans staying home for New Year’s celebrations due to high costs
23m ago0:18
Bill Murray makes surprise visit to Rockland Music Center on Christmas Eve
41m ago0:19
Kwanzaa celebrations begin: Hudson Valley celebrates African heritage, culture, and unity
43m ago0:33
Cold Spring secures $2.5 million for upper dam repairs
44m ago0:35
Two teenagers killed in Christmas Day crash on Route 52 in Liberty
48m ago0:22
Power restored in Kent after car crash knocks out electricity
54m agoStarting tomorrow you won't need to grab cash as you run out the door if you are heading across the Mid-Hudson Bridge.
Cashless toll goes into effect at midnight.
The Mid-Hudson crosses the river between Highland in Ulster and Poughkeepsie in Dutchess County.
It is the last of five New York State Bridge Authority Bridges to go cashless.
More from News 12
0:35
Two teenagers killed in Christmas Day crash on Route 52 in Liberty
2:08
Chilly end to the week ahead of periods of rain this weekend
0:18
Bill Murray makes surprise visit to Rockland Music Center on Christmas Eve
1:38
Friday's Mega Millions drawing offers estimated $1.15 billion jackpot
0:33
Cold Spring secures $2.5 million for upper dam repairs
0:19