Express Toll Lanes Quarterly Reports
Express Toll Lanes involve the pricing of new and/or existing highway lanes, generally in conjunction with highway expansion. The new capacity may be in the form of a new through lane or lanes, a bypass lane(s) around a congested point, or a new bridge or tunnel. Users must pay a toll to gain access to the new capacity, but preference (e.g., free or reduced-toll access) may be provided for high-occupancy vehicles. As with other pricing projects, electronic tolling is needed to ensure the effectiveness of time-of-day tolling. Express lane projects may obtain Federal authority to toll under the Express Lanes Demonstration Program authorized by SAFETEA-LU section 1604(b).
Projects
- FLORIDA: Bus Toll Lane
- FLORIDA: Priced Managed Lanes in Miami-Fort Lauderdale Region
- GEORGIA: Express Toll Lanes on I-75 in Atlanta
- GEORGIA: I-75 South HOT/Truck-Only Toll (TOT) Study in Atlanta
- MARYLAND: Express Toll Lanes on Section 100 of the I-95/JFK Expressway in Baltimore
- MINNESOTA: Interstate 35E MnPASS Managed Lanes Extension: Little Canada Road to County Road 96 Pre-Implementation Study
- MINNESOTA: Interstate 94 Managed Lanes
- MINNESOTA: Trunk Highway 77 Managed Lanes
- NORTH CAROLINA: Charlotte Region Managed Lanes Study
- TEXAS: Express Toll Lanes on I-30/Tom Landry in Dallas
- TEXAS: HOT Lanes on the Katy Freeway in Houston
