Highways: FHWA Rejects Toll Plan For 1-80 in Pennsylvania

摘要

The Federal Highway Administration again has denied Pennsylvania's proposal to put tolls on the state's 311 -mile stretch of Interstate 80. Pennsylvania says the denial will cost it about $460 million a year in projected revenue for roads and transit. After FHWA's April 6 ruling, Pennsylvania Gov. Edward Rendell (D) said he will call a special session of the Legislature to address how to deal with the loss of the hoped-for funds.