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TravelYou are in: Essex > Travel > The cost of crossing ![]() Dartford Crossing. The cost of crossingOn the 15th November, new charges come in to force at the Dartford crossing. ![]() The changes include the introduction of a discount scheme for local residents who live within areas covered by Dartford and Thurrock Councils. The scheme entitles local car drivers to 50 free crossings per year and then a charge of only 20 pence for each subsequent crossing. This is subject to the necessary proof of residence and car ownership. In addition, from 10pm on 15 November 2008 any vehicle using the crossing between 10pm and 6am can do so for free. DART-Tag will also offer substantial discounts for people who use the Crossing during the day. For example car drivers with a DART-Tag will still pay the old cash price of £1; this will be a £5 a week saving for car drivers with DART-Tags who use the Crossing twice a day, five times a week. The QEII Bridge and its viewsTake a 360 degree spin from the top of one of the bridge's towers. Residents of Dartford and Thurrock Councils are encouraged to apply for the local discount scheme if they haven't done so already. The new customer centre at the Dartford Crossing has extended opening hours to deal with applications from customers wishing to apply for the Local Resident, DART-Tag or Vehicle Exemption Schemes. More informationFind out about the local resident scheme, which vehicles are exempt, methods of payment and the Dart Tag visit the Dart Tag website:
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