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Bridge staff report shows drop in commercial U-turns after new credit-card policy; $62,456 in insufficient-fee revenue recorded
Summary
Bridge staff reported a decline in commercial U-turns after implementing a Dec. 30, 2024 rule requiring credit cards on file and auto‑replenish; staff reported $62,455.75 in insufficient-funds collections and 5,089 active commercial accounts.
Bridge staff reported Jan. 15 that a December 2024 policy requiring commercial account holders to keep a credit card on file with auto‑replenish has reduced the number of commercial U‑turns and improved revenue collection.
Staff reported that as of December 2024 the World Trade Bridge recorded about 195,000 commercial crossings and Colombia about…
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