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Commission reports All-Electronic Tolling fully operational; ticket buyback reimburses $24,939.60

May 29, 2025 | Cape May County, New Jersey


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Commission reports All-Electronic Tolling fully operational; ticket buyback reimburses $24,939.60
At the May 29 meeting, the Cape May County Bridge Commission reported that All-Electronic Tolling (AET) is fully operational as of May 11, 2025 and that the commission has completed an AET ticket-buyback program that returned 20,783 tickets and reimbursed $24,939.60. Executive Director Kevin Lare reported the commission generated its first toll bill following activation of the system.\n\nCommission staff also reported completion of front-plate camera installation at all bridges and replacement of signage to reflect "E-ZPass or Toll By Plate Only." The ticket-buyback total and equipment and signage updates were listed in the commission's monthly report.\n\nNo public comments were recorded on the item at the meeting.

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