Garden State Parkway to have only cashless toll lanes; NJ Turnpike could feature both
Major changes are coming to the Garden State Plaza and New Jersey Turnpike.
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Sep 27, 2022, 10:20 PM
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Updated 815 days ago
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9h agoMajor changes are coming to the Garden State Plaza and New Jersey Turnpike.
The Parkway will soon be completely cashless – E-ZPass only, while the Turnpike could have both options.
More than $900 million will go to all-electric tolls on the highways.
Officials say installments can take three or four years.
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