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Port Mann Bridge: Get a Tolling Account, Get Half-Price Tolls For One Year + $30 Credit (GVRD)

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Love it or hate it, commuters in the Lower Mainland will soon be paying tolls on the new Port Mann Bridge. The good news (besides a shorter, less congested commute) is that the first three months of tolls will be reduced to half price -- $1.50 instead of $3. The better news is that if you register for a tolling account at TReO.ca you'll enjoy the half-price toll rate through November of 2013 and get a $30 credit.

When you register you'll receive a decal for your vehicle's windshield, decals will send radio signals to a receiver when you cross the bridge and your monthly toll bill will be calculated from that. You can arrange for pre-authorized payment or pre-payment.

All registered cars, pick-up trucks, and SUVs will receive a $30 credit when you register it by November 30, 2012, which equals to 20 free trips across the Port Mann (this promo is not open to large vehicles). Credits are valid until May 31, 2013. Registered vehicles will also receive the $1.50 rate through November 30, 2013 as opposed to February 28, 2013 for those who do not register.

For more information, or to register your vehicle(s), visit TReO.ca.

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    • john.canad
    • Do you have to pay to register? Or are the tolls collected on the monthly bill?
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    • Ikarasu
    • Registering is free, and you can pay a few ways... check out the site.
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    • kidd604
    • Man, still can't believe they are tolling on the trans-Canada highway.
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    • SizzleChest
    • Man, still can't believe they are tolling on the trans-Canada highway.
      one of the many reasons i left the lower mainland...
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    • i6s1
    • I can't wait. I rarely drive over it, and even if I did, I couldn't care less about $3 each way given that the lineup can take 30 minutes.
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    • ilove
    • So the bridge users and residents of the Fraser Valley will be subsidizing the entire project that spans from the second narrows to Langley? How is that fair? I think leaving the Lower Mainland is the only option left for young people like myself. I'm being gouged enough already.
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    • john.canad
    • So the bridge users and residents of the Fraser Valley will be subsidizing the entire project that spans from the second narrows to Langley? How is that fair? I think leaving the Lower Mainland is the only option left for young people like myself. I'm being gouged enough already.
      Not to mention, Surrey and Langley are the poorest cities of the lower mainland... doesn't make sense at all. It's just going to cause a grid-lock
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    • i6s1
    • So the bridge users and residents of the Fraser Valley will be subsidizing the entire project that spans from the second narrows to Langley? How is that fair? I think leaving the Lower Mainland is the only option left for young people like myself. I'm being gouged enough already.
      There will never be a plan fair enough for everyone. Most bridge users use some or all of that highway, and the bridge itself is the most expensive part by far. It's more fair to toll the bridge than to have the entire tax base pay for it.
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    • Canuckerr
    • Not to mention, Surrey and Langley are the poorest cities of the lower mainland... doesn't make sense at all. It's just going to cause a grid-lock
      How is Surrey and Langley amoung the poorest cities in the GVRD?
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    • cdegt
    • registerd and account balance shows $0. Where is the $30 credit?
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    • john.canad
    • How is Surrey and Langley amoung the poorest cities in the GVRD?
      Isn't that a known fact?
      The housing here costs much less than it does elsewhere in the lower mainland.
      And one of the premiers herself claimed that it would cause a gridlock because of the cities' citizens' lower income, on average - hence why she contested the initial plan to charge $3 each way.
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    • MonctonMan
    • OK, poor people don't drive from Surrey into Vancouver: they use public transportation or work at Surrey's fast food outlets.
      This won't be the only toll on the Transcanada. Folks in Nova Scotia pay $4 each way. In Ontario, they get what they don't pay for, most of the Transcanada is a 80km per hour, one lane per direction highway. A new toll bridge bypassing Montreal (Autouroute 30) will soon be used by most Transcanada users not going to Montreal.
      Would it make more sense to raise the gas tax? Probably. But bridges are very expensive, and the "benefit" is far greater than the limited gas tax spent on crossing the bridge.
      http://youtu.be/IhlXQKTpZfQ
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    • wizardofi
    • OK, poor people don't drive from Surrey into Vancouver: they use public transportation or work at Surrey's fast food outlets.
      This won't be the only toll on the Transcanada. Folks in Nova Scotia pay $4 each way. In Ontario, they get what they don't pay for, most of the Transcanada is a 80km per hour, one lane per direction highway. A new toll bridge bypassing Montreal (Autouroute 30) will soon be used by most Transcanada users not stopping for poutine or a lapdance in the mountain city.
      Would it make more sense to raise the gas tax? Probably. But bridges are very expensive, and the "benefit" is far greater than the limited gas tax spent on crossing the bridge.
      Gas tax is already 15 cents a liter in Metro Vancouver. Everyone that can is going state side to get gas. Translink was complaining that they weren't getting enough revenue from the gas taxes. Translink also tryed to put an insurance levy on vehicles, but it was voted down.
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    • dealguy2
    • I wouldn't register for this. This is just the first step towards complete tracking of your vehicle for the purpose of a mileage tax. These terrorists will stop at nothing to eradicate families in favor of metrosexual urban freaks.
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    • Impossibles
    • I wouldn't register for this. This is just the first step towards complete tracking of your vehicle for the purpose of a mileage tax. These terrorists will stop at nothing to eradicate families in favor of metrosexual urban freaks.
      lol
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    • kitty
    • I would love to sign up, but based on the news of electronic tolling of the Golden Ears bridge, I suspect I will be more likely to be erroneously billed once I've been registered in their system. (I don't use the Port Mann daily)
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    • i6s1
    • I wouldn't register for this. This is just the first step towards complete tracking of your vehicle for the purpose of a mileage tax. These terrorists will stop at nothing to eradicate families in favor of metrosexual urban freaks.
      Haha. Theres already a mileage tax on your gas, and they know your mileage from aircare,, and theyre going to know when you cross from your plate.
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    • dannyren04
    • I signed up, but my account balance is $0. I suppose the $30 credit is only activated when you install the decal and cross the bridge at least once?
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    • kowrek
    • Anyone have a promo code for it?
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    • Globedeal
    • I think the bridge is open next week on a limited basis. There will be no charge until the official opening in December. Watch out for any construction workers!
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    • hunk
    • I signed up, but my account balance is $0. I suppose the $30 credit is only activated when you install the decal and cross the bridge at least once?
      i was thinking about that as well.
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    • Woah!
    • I can't wait. I rarely drive over it, and even if I did, I couldn't care less about $3 each way given that the lineup can take 30 minutes.
      Way to just think about yourself there.

      I'm curious to see if people will actually be able to drive at 80kph for the whole stretch from Cassiar through,and on past the bridge.
      I'll bet there will still be rush hour slowdowns(1st Ave,Willingdon,Kensington,Cariboo,Brunette,Mary Hill,etc),and by the time it's all paid for(by us) they'll need even more lanes.
      I just don't see it being the dream solution the Gov't is selling it as.
      Time will tell.
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    • ilove
    • There will never be a plan fair enough for everyone. Most bridge users use some or all of that highway, and the bridge itself is the most expensive part by far. It's more fair to toll the bridge than to have the entire tax base pay for it.
      You're right. That almost sounds too fair.
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    • browndude
    • thought this was for a trolling account. guess ill continue using my regular account for trolling.

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