New Jersey drivers should expect to reach for a little extra pocket change when taking the state’s major highways starting Sunday.

Construction and labor groups supported the plan, while environmental groups and some motorists criticized it.

The higher tolls will fund a $24 billion construction plan that includes $16 billion to widen sections of the turnpike and parkway, permanently implement cashless toll payment and replace a bridge between New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

The toll hike was approved by the New Jersey Turnpike Authority back in May, and was signed by New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy.

Atlantic City Expressway tolls will increase an average of 57 cents.

Garden State Parkway tolls will rise by 27%, increasing the cost of an average trip by 30 cents from $1.11.

Tolls will rise by 36% on the turnpike, meaning the average trip which costs $3.50 would rise to $4.80.

(AP)