Callers connecting with customer service faster than ever Crossings on the three tolled bridges connecting Louisville and Southern Indiana reached new highs in the second quarter and the time it took to connect with a customer service representative reached an...
Millions could be saved by opening prepaid accounts The third quarter of tolling on three bridges connecting Louisville and Southern Indiana saw a steady number of crossings, but no significant growth in the number of drivers using transponders to cross the tolled...
The second quarter of tolling on three bridges connecting Louisville and Southern Indiana saw an increase in the number of crossings on the bridges and significant improvements in RiverLink customer service. Tolling on the SR 265 Lewis and Clark Bridge, I-65 Abraham...
Derby and summer likely to bring more out-of-town drivers More drivers are taking advantage of the new and improved transportation options provided by the Louisville – Southern Indiana Ohio River Bridges Project. Traffic on the three tolled bridges — the new SR...
The first full month of tolling is complete on three Ohio River bridges connecting Louisville and Southern Indiana. Tolling on the new SR 265 Lewis and Clark Bridge, the new I-65 Abraham Lincoln Bridge and the improved I-65 Kennedy Bridge started Dec. 30. The number...
RiverLink has been alerted of an SMS (text message) based phishing scam, fraudulently claiming to represent different tolling agencies across the country. RiverLink is advising our customers to be aware of the potential threat. If you receive a text detailing a specific outstanding toll amount, do not click on any links, but proceed to check your account at RiverLink.com, or reach out to our customer service team at 1-855-RIV-LINK (1-855-748-5465).
If you believe you have received a fraudulent text, customers are encouraged to do the following:
File a complaint at www.ic3.gov, including the phone number where the text originated, and the website listed within the text.
Log into your account at RiverLink.com, the official website of the Ohio River Bridges, to confirm your account status.
Delete any received fraudulent text messages
If you have clicked on any of the links, or provided any information through one of these texts, take immediate action to secure your personal information and financial accounts, including disputing any unfamiliar charges.
