Toll
Rates as of October 1, 2009
Effective April 1, 2009, Canadian currency toll rates will be increased.
(See notes about vehicle classifications and
currency exchange below.)
Vehicle Class
US Toll
Canadian Toll
Class
#1
Passenger
car or truck, van, motorcycle
$2.50
$2.90
Class
#2
Class
1 vehicle with 1 axle trailer
$3.75
$4.35
Class
#3
Class
1 vehicle with 2 axle trailer
$5.00
$5.80
Class
#29
Commuter
$1.75
$2.05
Class
#34
IQ
Prox Card (Deposit)
Class
1 vehicle only (See notes, below.)
$20.00
$20.00
Class
#12
Recreational
vehicle
($2.50/axle U.S. or $2.90/axle Canadian)
$5.00
$5.80
Class
#11
Buses
($3.50/axle)
$7.00
$8.10
Non-passenger
Vehicles
Class
#5
Vehicle
with 2 axles
$7.00
$8.10
Class
#7
Vehicle
with 3 axles
$10.50
$12.20
Class
#8
Vehicle
with 4 axles
$14.00
$16.25
Class
#9
Vehicle
with 5 axles
$17.50
$20.30
Class
#16
Vehicle
with 6 axles
$21.00
$24.35
Class
#17
Vehicle
with 7 axles
$24.50
$28.40
Class
#18
Vehicle
with 8 axles
$28.00
$32.50
Class
#19
Vehicle
with 9 axles
$31.50
$36.55
Class
#20
Vehicle
with 10 axles
$35.00
$40.60
Class
#21
Vehicle
with 11 axles
$38.50
$44.65
Per
additional axle over 11
$3.50
$4.05
Card Fees
IQ
Prox Card Fee (Discount Accounts)
$5.25
$6.00
Debit
Card Fee (Commercial Accounts)
$2.00
$3.00
Notes
about vehicle classifications
Class
1 vehicles used
for taxi, complimentary shuttle service, or equivalent services do not
qualify for Prox card usage, but do qualify for a commercial debit
account.
Recreational
vehicles include
motor homes.
Any passenger-type vehicle
with a legal capacity of more than 8 people will be classified
as a bus.
All vehicles not meeting
passenger vehicle or motor home definitions are $3.50 per axle (U.S.)
including semi-trucks, buses, and non-passenger trucks.
Tolls
and currency exchange rates
Since September 1, 2000, the
Sault Ste. Marie
International Bridge has been jointly operated under
an agreement between the St. Mary's River Bridge Company (the
Canadian owner), and the Michigan Department of Transportation (the
Michigan owner).
Under
the agreement, the toll rate in Canadian currency is adjusted twice a
year to keep its value within a nickel of the U.S. currency toll
rate.
On
October 1st, the Canadian currency toll rate is adjusted based
on the average daily currency exchange rate for the previous six-month
period ending September 1.
On
April 1st, the toll is adjusted based on the average daily exchange
rate for the six-month period ending March 1st.
For
more information, see these recent press releases
about the rate changes.
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