There are currently 13 bridges in England where a toll may be charged under statute to fund the finance, operation and maintenance costs of the undertaking.
The following table lists the 13 statutory tolled bridges. Toll rates at each of these undertakings often vary based on the classification of vehicle using the particular bridge, therefore for simplicity the following shows only the maximum tolls chargeable (as at 27 October 2006) for motorcars and large goods vehicles.
Toll bridge Motor car Large good vehicle Aldwark Bridge (each way) 40p £.001 Clifton Suspension Bridge (each way) 30p 30p Dunham Bridge (each way) 25p 50p to £1.00 Humber Bridge (each way) £2.70 £10.90 to £18.30 Itchen Bridge (each way) 60p £1 .20 to £25 Rixton and Warburton Bridge (each way) 12p 12p Second Severn Bridge (one way) £4.90 £14.70 Severn Bridge (one way) £4.90 £14.70 Shrewsbury (Kingsland) Bridge (each way) 10p 10p Swinford Bridge (each way) 5p 5p (for two axles) or 10p per axle (over two axles) Tamar Bridge (one way) £1 £2.50 to £5.50 Whitchurch Bridge (each way) 20p £2 Whitney-on-Wye Bridge 50p 50p or £1.00
There are also a number of unregulated bridges where a toll is charged for the right to cross private land. A complete list of these bridges is not available. The table shown does not include estuarine crossings other than bridges or where the bridge is subject to a congestion charge rather than a toll.