DOVER, Del. — Following the passage of HB 164 and the signing of a toll increase resolution by Secretary of Transportation Shanté Hastings, the Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) has begun implementing toll and DMV fee increases set to take effect this… The post DelDOT to Implement Toll and DMV Fee Increases Starting October 1 appeared first on TV Delmarva Channel 33.
DOVER, Del. — Following the passage of HB 164 and the signing of a toll increase resolution by Secretary of Transportation Shanté Hastings, the Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) has begun implementing toll and DMV fee increases set to take effect this fall. The changes will generate an estimated $107 million annually to fund infrastructure improvements statewide. Toll rate adjustments for Delaware’s three toll roads will be reflected in an updated online toll calculator available by August 1, 2025. Customers without Delaware E-ZPass accounts can sign up at ezpassde.com.
Starting Wednesday, October 1, 2025, DMV fees will increase, including a 1% rise in the document fee for vehicle transactions. Additionally, a new annual registration fee for more than 48,000 alternative fuel vehicles will take effect on the same date. Details about the alternative fuel vehicle fee and its collection will be provided closer to implementation. For questions about the toll and fee increases, contact DelDOT Community Relations at 302-760-2080 or dotpr@delaware.gov.
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