Raising the maximum tolls to $18 is in play Oct 8, 2024 — MyNorthwest BY CHRIS SULLIVAN, KIRO Newsradio traffic reporter The maximum tolls on Interstate 405 (I-405) and State Route 167 (SR 167) went up to $15 earlier this year, but it’s likely that rate will be going up again next year. Washington’s tolling system...
The transportation agency’s financial picture is dire. House Republicans will have a big say in any new funding package BREEZE: Kite boarder with Hood River-White Salmon Interstate Bridge, Hood River. (Brian Burk) By Nigel Jaquiss — Willamette Week October 06, 2024 Since June, the Legislature’s Joint Committee on Transportation has been traveling the state to building support for a...
Freight haulers could pay up to four times that amount in ‘pre-completion’ tolling John Ley for Clark County Today A subcommittee of Washington and Oregon Transportation Commissions met to discuss tolling on the Interstate 5 Bridge. Tolling would begin “pre completion” of the Interstate Bridge replacement project, with further escalation of toll prices once the...
$2,400 Annual Tolls harm hard working families on both sides of the river October 3, 2024 In a recent segment of The Lars Larson Show, Lars Larson took aim at the skyrocketing costs of the Interstate Bridge Replacement (IBR) project, which has now reached $9 billion. Highlighting concerns about the addition of $2 billion for...
Tolling scams — one more reason to avoid tolling! Sep. 14, 2024 By Karin Price Mueller | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Tolls are a fact of life when you’re driving in New Jersey and in surrounding states. E-ZPass is supposed to make traveling through those tolls a little easier, even if you don’t have an E-ZPass account or...
While the rules are primarily aimed at the Interstate Bridge, both the current and the new, they could be made to apply anywhere else in the state. Author: Pat Dooris — KGW News Published: September 4, 2024 SALEM, Ore. — The Oregon Department of Transportation put out proposed rules Monday that would shape the future...
Little or no impact on road congestion or carbon emission reductions Aug. 15, 2024 By Mike Lindblom Seattle Times staff reporter Long ago, The Onion published this famous headline next to a photo of clogged traffic in Kirkland: “Report: 98 Percent of U.S. Commuters Favor Public Transportation For Others.” That joke contains a kernel of truth. Many...
6% don’t pay on Pennsylvania Turnpike Three state’s port authorities crack down on tolling cheats by Alyshia Hercules, News21 Mon, August 5th 2024 Bear Creek Twp., Luzerne Co. — The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission is cracking down on drivers who have unpaid toll bills. The gross toll revenue for fiscal year 2024 which runs June 1, 2023...
NY Gov ignores two lawsuits demanding implementation of tolls By Vaughn Golden and Craig McCarthy Published July 25, 2024, NY Post Gov. Kathy Hochul on Thursday told pro-congestion pricing groups challenging her indefinite pause of the first-in-the-nation tolling program to “get in line.” Hochul, through a spokesperson, dismissed the two new lawsuits filed Thursday in an attempt to...
Westneat: Bring on the infinity tolling June 8, 2024 Cars head south on Highway 167, just south of Interstate 405, as the toll flashes $5.50. The max toll was raised recently to $15, and it was reached on a recent day before 3 p.m. (Ellen M. Banner / The Seattle Times) By Danny Westneat Seattle...
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