So long as any bonds which may be issued in connection with the financing of the construction of the Bridge shall remain outstanding, no bridge or tunnel over or under the Delaware River for the use of the traveling public or for the transportation of goods or other property, having a terminus in this State within the distance of 10 miles north along the shore of the Delaware River and 20 miles south along such shore from the Delaware terminus of such Bridge constructed under this chapter, shall hereafter be constructed and operated by the State or by any county, municipal corporation or political subdivision of the State or by any agency or instrumentality of any thereof or by any public body or authority not created by an act of Congress of the United States or by any person, copartnership, association or corporation not created by or acting under the authority of an act of Congress of the United States.
Structure Delaware Code
Chapter 3. THE DELAWARE MEMORIAL BRIDGE
§ 302. Operation of Bridge and construction of additions.
§ 303. Acquisition of data and information.
§ 304. Delaware Memorial Bridge Division; Director of Division.
§ 305. Power to contract; competitive bidding; accounting of expenses; annual report.
§ 306. Purchase of property for Bridge purposes.
§ 307. Title to Bridge and approaches; power to hold title to New Jersey property.
§ 308. Use of lands under Delaware River.
§ 309. Regulating use of Bridge; public utilities contracts; penalties.
§ 311. Employment of general manager, guards and toll keepers.
§ 312. Duty to procure fidelity bonds.
§ 313. Other crossings prohibited.
§ 314. Conferred powers as continuing.
§ 315. Application of other powers of Department.
§ 317. Exemption from taxation.
§ 318. Authority to issue bonds.
§ 319. Bonds as legal investments for institutions and fiduciaries.
§ 320. Credit of State not pledged.
§ 322. Remedies of bondholders and trustees.
§ 323. Power to collect and pledge tolls; sinking fund.
§ 324. Reduction or cessation of tolls.
§ 327. Revenue refunding bonds.