The toll increase proposals follow the release last month of a report projecting a $142 million budget deficit by 2018, bridge district officials said.
The board of directors was not making a decision Friday on whether to increase the tolls. Instead, public outreach meetings are planned in January in San Francisco, Marin and Sonoma counties.
Toll increases will likely take effect no sooner than April 2014, bridge officials said.
FasTrak users should expect to continue to receive a discount in most of the options under consideration by the board.
Those paying by other means should expect tolls to go up by as much as $2 over the next five years, according to bridge district staff.
