My family and I was on a car years ago and that mom or dad drove across the bridge many years ago and the scenery was wonderful this is because many trees and the rapid flow of water.

There's not much to this bridge that is noteworthy. It's just a beam bridge with four lanes and a walkway. Trucks often use this bridge, creating noise and vibrations on the walkway. However, the westbound only toll of $1 isn't too bad, and the Appalachian Trail uses this bridge to cross from PA to NJ. There is a marker for the PA-NJ border, and there are great views of the landscapes.

They don't allow you to do toll by plate until you have a bill but they won't send you the bill until after the toll is delinquent and a large fee has been added. Not giving someone the ability to pay the toll before fees add up should be illegal.

Good Hiking just don't go during weekends

I mean, it's a bridge. It kept me dry. And it cost me $3 to do so. I only had to go through once, so totally worth staying dry. I did walk across where the AT through hikers go and snapped a pick of the NJ/PA border stamp on the bridge. Nice job having the mileage to the end of the AT each way. Also, it's WAY closer to the NJ side, ftr. If you park on Delaware street on the PA side, it's about a half mile walk to the border stamp on the bridge.