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New I-66 slugging network launching this fall to help commuters bypass tolls

How people avoid tolls near the nation’s capital By Emily Leayman Published July 27, 2026 The community-organized carpooling tradition known as slugging will soon expand to one of Fairfax County’s busiest commuting corridors. Slugging, a form of carpooling that connects drivers and passengers on a common route, will have a September kickoff in the I-66 corridor....

What $15 tolls could mean for WA drivers, state’s budget

Higher maximum tolls are meant to deter some drivers from using toll lanes By Mike Lindblom Seattle Times staff reporter BOTHELL — Along with three rows of “$10.00” in lights, Interstate 405 drivers on a crowded morning can see what looks like moss growing on the white signs above. Those green edges underscore how the maximum...

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