Road Tolling

A new report from the U.S. Public Interest Research Group PIRG's report estimates that road construction has cost the American public $600 billion since the highway system began.

A toll lane is coming to a Georgia interstate highway -- a first for the state.

The federal government recently rejected a proposal by the state of Pennsylvania to toll Interstate 80. Robert Puentes argues that the decision is exactly what's holding metropolitan areas back from solving their transportation problems.

A new highway linking Montgomery to Prince Georges County in Maryland will be the first in the state to exclusively use overhead tolling technology.

Comprehensive road pricing through tolls and congestion charges could play a major role in reducing housing prices and sprawl, according to a new study.

Transportation officials in Britain have announced plans for a road pricing system that tracks drivers' mileage to determine charges.

Officials in Maine are considering a plan to build a cross-state superhighway.

A suburb of Dallas ponders charging a toll on a surface road, perhaps the first such plan for a surface road in the United States.

A recent report argues that tolls could provide the solution to Seattle's traffic congestion, but they would have to be very high, and very widely used.