Caltrans will close the eastbound lanes of the Bay Bridge at 10 p.m. Monday so crews can work on a temporary bridge installation platform. One lane will remain open to traffic during the overnight closures, which are scheduled Sundays through Thursdays. The lanes are expected to reopen by 7 a.m. the following day. The work is scheduled to continue through October 2026, according to Caltrans.
Bay Bridge Eastbound Lanes To Close Overnight
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The state of California makes a killing on toll fees the following is a breakdown:
In 2025, California’s state-owned Bay Area toll bridges generated roughly $2.44 million per day in toll revenue (based on $891.4 million collected annually across 365 days), while the independently operated Golden Gate Bridge added another $441,000 per day ($161.1 million annually), totaling about $2.88 million daily across these major regional corridors.
Total 2025 Toll Revenue: ~ $891.4 million
Average Daily Collection: ~$2.44 million
Average Daily Crossings: ~342,000 paid trips
Toll Rates in 2025: Standard 2-axle vehicles rose to a flat $8.00 on January 1, 2025, due to a Regional Measure 3 increase. [1, 2, 3]
I wish they would publish detailed data on the maintenance costs (for each bridge). It’ll never happen, I cannot see these departments wanting that much scrutiny on their financial dealings.