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Bridge commission reports ticket buyback reimbursements under AET transition

5829704 · February 20, 2025
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Summary

Staff reported ticket buyback activity tied to the transition to all-electronic tolling: 21 customers returned 4,449 tickets since Jan. 16; total returns as of Feb. 18 were 37 customers and 5,661 tickets.

The Cape May County Bridge Commission recorded customer reimbursements tied to the transition to all-electronic tolling during its Feb. 20 meeting.

Executive Director Kevin Lare reported that since the commission’s Jan. 16 meeting, 21 customers returned a total of 4,449 tickets and the Bridge Commission reimbursed $5,338.80. As of Feb. 18, 37 customers had returned 5,661 tickets for a total of $6,378.00 reimbursed.

The minutes note that there was no other correspondence related to the ticket buyback. No formal action was taken; the report was provided as an informational item on the revenue and customer-relations work associated with the AET transition.