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Staten Island Expressway, Verrazano Bridge, Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, RFK Bridge, Bruckner Expressway Miscellaneous Views (Archived) These signs used to mark the leg of the RFK Bridge, which was then known as the Triboro Bridge, from Randalls Island to Manhattan. They have all been replaced. Photos taken May 2006. The right-hand sign on the bridge shown in these photos was replaced with a new reflective sign in July 2011. Photos taken July 2010. This sign, found on the leg of the RFK Bridge from Randalls Island to Manahattan, indicated that the toll for the bridge was $5.50 when the photograph was taken. Photo taken July 2010. When the toll for the RFK Bridge was raised to $6.50 in December 2010, they simply removed the "$5.50" so that the sign no longer indicated what the toll was. The sign was updated again several months later to indicate the new toll. Photo taken January 2011.

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