If you drive in New York City instead of hopping on their top-notch public transport, you’ve probably zipped through the city’s bridges and tunnels. But hold your horses, it might not be as cheap soon. The Metropolitan Transit Authority shared some news this week—it’s thinking about hiking up the tolls for all those drivers using the tunnels and bridges connecting Manhattan with the outer world.

Under the scenario, cash tolls for the Verrazano Bridge would jump from $13 to $15, while the Robert F. Kennedy, Whitestone and Throgs Neck bridges, as well as the Midtown and Battery tunnels would all increase to $7.50. Cash olls on the Henry Hudson Bridge would be raised to $5, while bridges like the Marine Parkway-Gil Hodges Memorial and the Cross Bay Vets Memorial would rise to $3.75.

These prices will immediately affect drivers who pay cash for access to these roadway links, but the plan even addresses thos drivers who currently receive a discount for using the electronic E-Z Pass system.

So far, more than three quarters of all drivers currently use the E-Z Pass system for both its simplicity and the fact they get a discount. They would still receive a discount for using the E-Z Pass system, but if prices are going up, they will pay more too.

Regardless of whether or not you agree with the price increases for bridges and tunnels in New York City it seems all but certain that will ultimately be approved. The cost for maintaining these structures increases every which means that eventually these costs will need to be passed on to the people who make use of them.