The federal government is freezing Confederation Bridge tolls for 2023. Currently, the cost to cross the bridge leaving Prince Edward Island is $50.25 for a regular car with two axles. Each additional axle adds $8.50, meaning crossing with a small trailer in tow is $58.75. Motorcycle tolls will remain at $20.

As of 2026, the toll for a standard two-axle passenger vehicle to cross the Confederation Bridge from Prince Edward Island to New Brunswick is $20.00. It is important to remember that tolls are only collected when leaving the island at the toll plaza in Borden-Carleton; entering PEI is always free. This current rate represents a significant reduction from previous years (when it was over $50) following a federal government subsidy aimed at reducing travel costs for residents and tourists. For larger vehicles, each additional axle typically incurs an extra fee, while motorcycles generally pay the same base rate as cars. Pedestrians and cyclists cannot cross the bridge themselves but can use a dedicated shuttle service for a small fee (around $4.75 for pedestrians). Payment can be made via cash, debit, or major credit cards, and for frequent travelers, the "StraitPass" transponder system allows for automated, faster processing at the toll gates.