What is the Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission?

The Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission is a bi-state agency responsible for the operation, maintenance, and improvement of several toll bridges, tunnels, and transportation facilities spanning the Delaware River between Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Established in 1934, the Commission aims to facilitate safe, reliable, and efficient travel across the river while fostering economic development in the region. It collaborates with various government agencies, municipalities, and transportation organizations to ensure the preservation and enhancement of the bridges and associated infrastructure. Through toll revenues and partnerships, the Commission funds critical maintenance projects, technological advancements, and capital improvements, such as bridge rehabilitation, traffic management systems, and commuter services. Their commitment to traveler convenience, transportation safety, and regional growth makes them a vital entity for the Delaware River corridor.