Investor Information
The Commission provides safe and efficient river crossings for millions of
commuters, truckers and recreational travelers.
commuters, truckers and recreational travelers.
The Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission’s transportation network facilitated 131.9 million vehicular crossings in 2025. The traffic included long-distance commercial shippers, job commuters and recreational travelers. The Commission has strong financial metrics and bond ratings of grade A or above.
The Commission is one of the country’s oldest toll agencies. Three of its eight toll bridges carry U.S. Interstate Highway System traffic. Bond rating agencies cite the Commission’s high debt-service coverage ratios, good asset conditions, strong traffic performance, competitive toll rates, and high liquidity. The Commission maintains a healthy financial outlook, achieving ratings upgrades and savings on outstanding debt obligations over the past decade.
The Commission’s last toll-adjustment was approved in November 2025.
All eight of the Commission’s toll bridges now handle only cashless all-electronic transactions (E-ZPass and TOLL BY PLATE). One Commission bridge has highway-speed open-road cashless tolling and the agency is moving to convert all of its toll bridges to open-road collections in the coming years.
More than 88 percent of Commishsion toll transaction occur through E-ZPass. The Commission has A-grade bond ratings and its calculated 2026 debt-service-coverage ratio is 3.69.
Bridge System Revenue Bonds, Series 2026*
Preliminary Official Statement
*The information contained in the documents provided does not constitute an offer to sell bonds, the information speaks only as of its stated date, and the Commission has no express or implied obligation to continuously update information.
Financial Resilience Policy
The Commission abides by a Financial Resilience Policy adopted in December 2020.
2025 RFQ Procurement
On February 24, 2025, the Commission completed an RFQ procurement process and affirmed pools of qualified firms to assist in possible bond transactions. The respective pools are as follows:
Bridge System Revenue Bonds, Series 2026
Authorization Resolution
Preliminary Official Statement*
Invitation to Tender Bonds*
*The information contained in the documents provided does not constitute an offer to sell bonds, the information speaks only as of its stated date, and the Commission has no express or implied obligation to continuously update information.
financial statements & reports
Annual Reports
A report on a year of progress and accomplishment for the Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission.
Bridge Inspections Reports
Inspection Reports help ensure the structural integrity and safe operation of the Commission’s bridges.
Audit Reports
Commission’s financial records and statements are audited each year under the terms of the agency’s Trust Indenture with bondholders.
Traffic Engineering Reports
This report contains the traffic volumes and recorded revenue totals for all Commission toll bridges.
Did You Know?
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MILLION
Number of vehicular crossings handled by Commission bridges in 2025.
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PERCENT
The Commission’s E-ZPass® first-quarter penetration in 2026.
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RATIO
Calculated debt-service coverage ratio for 2026.
