Ocean Hwy (Rt 13) between MD and VA

[Paul T]

Do any of you know if a class A with built in propane tank can utilize the Ocean Hwy, (Rt 13) beween Mariland and Virgina? Do you recall the toll if so? Thx a bunch.

[Paul T]

Do any of you know if a class A with built in propane tank can utilize the Ocean Hwy, (Rt 13) beween Mariland and Virgina? Do you recall the toll if so? Thx a bunch.

[Ken Roberts]

Paul, assume you mean the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel. The last time I used it was about 5 years ago and yes you could carry propane. The toll then was fairly stiff and I have no idea what it is currently. It is a beautiful ride and if you do it hope for a clear day so you see it all, Ke,'04 DSDP...

[Frank P. Martin]

Paul:

Here's the link to the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel's web site regarding compressed gas regulations for non-commercial vehicles.

Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel: Compressed Gas Regulations for Non-Commercial Vehicles

[Route 66]

Like others posted, it's a beautiful ride even if it's pricey.

They do ask you to turn the propane off.

[Jestme13]

I crossed it twice in April 07, $28 each way with toad, turn off propane and enjoy, sure beats Wash DC traffic on I-95.

[rivercat]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Jestme13:
I crossed it twice in April 07, $28 each way with toad, turn off propane and enjoy, sure beats Wash DC traffic on I-95. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

I looked up the toll sked before I read your post, and thought $17 maybe wasn't too bad. Now I realize I totally forgot to add in my toad!! LOL.

Yeah, that IS a steep toll.

[Cookieman]

We used it last August(06) and it was $28 with four axles. Just like Riverrat said. Some small towns with lights, but a nice drive.