Confederation Bridge Prince Edward Island Tolls

About the Bridge

Current Information
& Conditions

Maritime Events

Pedestrians and Cyclists
Pedestrians and cyclists are not permitted on the Confederation Bridge for their own safety. A shuttle service operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, on a load-and-go basis. There is ample room for baggage and bicycles, and children less than 12 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.

Service is available from the Bridge Operations Building in Gateway Village in Borden-Carleton, PEI, and from the Cape Jourimain Nature Centre located at exit 51 on Highway 16 at the foot of the bridge.

A toll of $4 per pedestrian and $8 per cyclist will be collected when leaving Prince Edward Island.
To better accommodate larger groups, please call Bridge Control at (902) 437-7349 in advance.

Tolls & Fees

Bridge tolls are for the round trip, and are paid when leaving Prince Edward Island at the toll plaza in Borden - Carleton, PEI. The bridge operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Reservations are not required.

Prince Edward Island

New Brunswick

Charlottetown:
Confederation Bridge Office (43 Queen Street)
Queen's Arms Esso*
(Corner of North River Rd and
Trans Canada Highway)
Belvedere Esso (8 Brackley Point Road)

Summerside:
Reads Corner Esso* (820 Water Street East)

Borden - Carleton:
Gateway Petroleum* (141 Abegweit Boulevard)

Cornwall:
Cornwall Quick Stop Esso
(411 Trans Canada Highway)

East:
Stratford Esso* (2 Stratford Road)
Montague Esso (575 Main Street)

West:
Richmond Esso (31441 Highway #2)
O’Leary Pharmacy (505 Main Street)

*outlet open 24/7

Moncton:
Mapleton Esso (5 Plaza Road)

Dieppe:
Dieppe Blvd. Shell*
(426 Boulevard Adelard-Savoie)

All CAA Member Service Centres in the Maritimes

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For Your Safety:
Crossing the Bridge at the maximum posted speed of 80 km/hr takes about 10 minutes. Bridge control staff may lower the speed limit according to prevailing weather and traffic conditions.

Vehicles are not permitted to stop on the Bridge or pass other vehicles. Cameras and dedicated bridge personnel monitor bridge traffic at all times.