Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge

The prices recently increased from $15 a punk to $20 a punk.

Yes he is, but he is a celebrity now so it'll be $20

I know the man in question. He was looking for his brother amidst blood and bone in the streets of Manhattan.

There is no toll "on" the bridge, but services rendered under the bridge usually cost $15/man

Yeah just don't forget the full experience will cost you $15

heck yah

It’s safe and you will have great views. It’s noisy because high traffic.

Hello, if with your metro card and they charge the same as if you went to any station ... I recommend it ... there are some very beautiful trees ... you can get there in the metro and return by cable car ... it's worth it go .. the charge is 2.75 ..

Because they dedicate 7 lanes to cars, half a lane to bikes, and half a lane to people, and people are getting hurt for it. Not groovy.

Yes it's half a lane and bikes get the other half. Get ready to dodge some bikes. You'll probably be okay though.

Yes between Queens and Manhattan, with piers (but no stop/access) on Roosevelt Island, for that you take the tramway or other bridges

No, in fact Eget may even be running a weekend special discount

I don't no

I haven't heard anything

It really is iconic.

You can walk or bike across

???? I only understand station?

Always opened unless closed and due to construction or emergency matters.

You don't have to pay for car.

You should ask the bridge or look at a map

yeah

yes

It's free

Yes, they are able

the Q. is Simon & Garfunkel "59th st. Bridge song" (feelin' groovy)

Amlgo that I do not go there almost only new jersey

And

No, but u can Google it

Yes, you must use the lower level.

Yes, but only on the lower inner roadways!

Holiday on starting so grid lock is common

Don't know exactly. But I know is high enough for trailers

I've found out it's the Chrysler building! Thanks anyway.

Yes, you can access from Queens Plaza (Queens) or from 60th street and 1st avenue (Manhattan)

Different time different traffic

There is no fare.

No. Always the Queensboro, until renamed Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge in 2010.

It is free for all