highway tolls

[Ghengis]

Originally Posted by Ben Around

None here in MN, with the exception of the HOV lanes on 394 between downtown Mpls and the western suburbs. Many people here have an entitlement mentality and firmly believe they should not have to pay to drive on any road in this state. They get quite vocal about this whenever toll roads are proposed.

There is actually an "unofficial" toll on I35 North at MM150 just after North Branch. The suggested toll is $2 and lets you drive all the way to Duluth and back. If you look in the grass just next to the mile post, you'll find a Folger's coffee can. Put your $2 in the can, take one of the rock tokens and tip up the little flag they have next to the can. Remember to tell your friends about this too.

[pvande55]

I think the most arduous are around Orlando, where you have 2 tolls within a few miles. The Turnpike is better planned. That was years ago, I'm sure there is Electronic Toll Collection now. Then there is the East-West tollroad. I believe there are also tollroads near Tampa, but I've never been on them.

[Toxic Toast]

In Indiana, the only toll is the Indiana Toll Road. However, in Indianapolis, there is a plan to add tolled lanes to I-65 south of downtown and I-69 on the NE side of the city into the suburbs.