Tolls were 15 cents for a pedestrian one-way and 25 cents for a round-trip. The same fare was charged for bicycles, horses and motorcycles, and their riders. Higher fares were charged for heavier …
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Tolls were 15 cents for a pedestrian one-way and 25 cents for a round-trip. The same fare was charged for bicycles, horses and motorcycles, and their riders. Higher fares were charged for heavier vehicles such as buses, trucks and farming equipment. The fee for a bus and driver was 75 cents for one-way and $1.50 for a round-trip.
