Passenger and commercial vehicle drivers will pay more to cross a Port Huron bridge starting in December.
Effective December 1, 2025, the toll rate will go up by $1 for eastbound span of the Blue Water Bridge (BWB) in Port Huron, according to the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT).
See below for toll rates as of December 1.
| Vehicle | United States currency |
| Cars | $5 |
| Each extra axle | $5 |
| Trucks and buses | $5.25 per axle |
| EDGE Pass Commuter | $0.50 discount per crossing |
The increased toll revenue will go toward offsetting increased maintenance and operations costs as well as toward funding construction improvements for the BWB plaza.
“This increase is the second in a planned, staggered increase that began in 2024. While not required, the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) previously chose to engage the public and regular commuters before making a final decision regarding rate increases. Following an overwhelming response from a public survey, BWB administration implemented the first $1 rate increase on Dec. 1, 2024, with this next $1 increase beginning this Dec. 1. This overall rate increase follows 14 years of no changes to toll rates for commuter and commercial vehicles,” said MDOT.