A new proposal would increase E-ZPass tolls on the George
Washington Bridge, above, and other Hudson River crossings by
$1.50 beginning next month, a much smaller jump than originally
sought by the Port Authority. Associated Press  The cost of
traveling between New York and New Jersey by car will likely go
up next month, but not by as much as previously proposed.  The
two governors who control the Port Authority of New York and New
Jersey on Thursday evening said they are aiming to raise tolls
on the agency's Hudson River crossings by $1.50 next month for
drivers paying with E-ZPass.  That's a significantly smaller
increase than the agency sought earlier this month.  Tolls would
then rise by 75 cents in each of the following years until 2015,
for a total increase of $4.50.  The previous plan included a $2
increase in 2014, for a total hike of $6.  Fares on the PATH
train would increase 25 cents every year for the next four
years, according to the joint proposal by New York Gov. Andrew
Cuomo and New Jersey Gov