Express Saver vs NYCHawk

Estimate your I-495 / I-95 / I-395, and I-66 express lane rates ahead of time so you can make the right travel decision—never be caught unaware with sky-high tolls again! FEATURES: CHECK TOLLS AT ANY TIME FROM ANYWHERE - Plan ahead and save time and money on your commute. EASILY ESTIMATE TOLLS BETWEEN YOUR EXACT ENTRY AND EXIT - No more guessing your price if your exit is not listed on roadway toll signs. - Easily check alternate entry and exit points to save money on your tolls. AUTOMATIC TOLL UPDATES - Express Saver will do the hard work of automatically and continuously refreshing your trip pricing so you can keep your eyes on the road. FAQ: How does Express Saver work? It's super simple to get started saving time and money with Express Saver. All you need to do is: 1. Enter your express lane direction, entry, and exit points (for example, Northbound Interstate-66 to Jones Branch Drive) 2. Express Saver will give you an estimate of the current toll rate and travel time between your selected expressway entry and exit points. Express Saver will also continuously update your rate estimate as traffic conditions change. Why are toll estimates from Express Saver occasionally different from what I am seeing on roadway toll signs? There is very occasionally a slight delay until Express Saver updates to the latest tolling rates. We obtain the latest rates from the official highway toll reporting systems so we will experience delays if their systems experience delays as well. Please contact us if you are experiencing significant delays or inaccurate tolls and we'll get it fixed! Which express lanes are supported? * I-495 / I-95 / I-395 * I-66 (Inside the Beltway and Outside the Beltway)

The city, in one app, in plain English. Free, with no ads and no account. NYCHawk is for New Yorkers who want straight answers about their block, and for visitors who want the real city instead of the tourist version. WHAT YOU WILL OPEN EVERY DAY - Live subway arrivals for the stations near your block, with service alerts and elevator outages - Next bus arrivals, LIRR departures from Penn Station, and Citi Bike docks with bikes available - A street sweeping countdown for your block, starting with a Chelsea pilot. Add your own block from the city's posted signs, anywhere in the five boroughs - Free things to do in Manhattan, dozens of places and activities that cost nothing - The city's own street cameras, live, so you can see the corner before you walk to it - Public restrooms, water fountains, and LinkNYC free Wi-Fi near your block, on a map - Street closures and the city's collision records near your block AND WHEN YOU NEED THE CITY ITSELF 271 tools, every one free. Most are short guides written the way a person would ask: how to get an IDNYC, what to do when a landlord will not turn on the heat, where to find free food, a community fridge, a free legal clinic, a flu shot, a library card, a compost drop-off, a Fair Fares discount, a cooling center, or help with a stray dog. If the city does it, there is a good chance it is in here, written in one screen so you know where to start. WHY I BUILT IT I was born and raised in New York and I live in Chelsea. The city has an answer for almost everything, but it is buried in a dozen websites, a few PDFs, and a phone tree. NYCHawk is my way of giving something back to the city I love: the answers, in one place, free. WHAT NYCHAWK NEVER DOES No account. No sign-in. No ads. No analytics. Your saved block, your vehicles and your preferences stay on your phone. When you look up an address or a plate, the request goes straight from your phone to the public service that answers it (the city first, with Apple's geocoder as a backup for addresses). NYCHawk has no server of its own. NYCHawk is an independent app. It is not affiliated with the City of New York or the MTA. City data comes from their public feeds. Free. All of it, with no in-app purchases.