How long does it take to drive across the Confederation Bridge?
Approximately 12 minutes at normal operating speeds. An electronically posted speed limit can be reduced at any time for safety reasons. 3. What if you are speeding? Is it monitored? The bridge uses closed circuit video cameras monitored by the bridge operator. 4. Are vehicles allowed to stop and let passengers out onto the bridge? No, only in emergency situations. 5. How much money does it cost to drive across the bridge? Travellers pay a round-trip bridge toll on exiting Prince Edward Island. Tolls are collected at the PEI toll plaza in Borden-Carleton. The return fare for an automobile is $41.50, as of January 1, 2008. Information on tolls for other vehicles is available by contacting the Confederation Bridge homepage – http://www.confederationbridge.com/ 6. Can people bike or walk across the bridge? This is an absolute no no. People planning to bike across or hike across should expect to be picked up on one side and safely deposited on the other. A frequent shuttle service for pede
