How much do truck drivers spend on tolls?

Toll costs for commercial vehicles were 45 cents per mile, and the only cost that exceeded this amount was driver wages, which were almost 60 cents per mile, according to ATRI’s 2019 report on operational trucking costs. Trucks pay about 15 cents per mile for transportation-related federal and state taxes and fees.

How are toll roads financed?

The Toll Roads were built with virtually no taxpayer dollars. They are primarily funded through the sale of bonds to private and institutional investors, supplemented with development fees.

How much does a PrePass cost?

The standard cost for the PrePass weigh station bypass service is $17.65 per month per truck. Customers have the option of using a transponder, the bypass app or both for the same low cost. PrePass INFORM safety software is also included at no additional fee.

Who owns the toll roads of Orange County?

Transportation Corridor Agencies
The Toll Roads are owned by the state of California and operated by The Transportation Corridor Agencies (TCA). TCA is comprised of two Joint Powers Authorities formed by the California legislature in 1986 to plan, finance, construct and operate the 73, 133, 241 and 261 Toll Roads in Orange County.

Why do Toll Roads exist?

Toll roads allow new roads to be built and maintained without raising taxes on the general public. There are usually many available lanes with toll booths to keep traffic moving as quickly as possible. Some lanes may have people working the toll booths, so that you can pay with change or cash.

What is the difference between Ezpass and PrePass?

PrePass pays each authority individually and provides customers with one bill. PrePass also differs from E-ZPass when it comes to how customers pay for tolls. With E-ZPass, customers have to pay up front by establishing an E-ZPass account representing one-and-a-half times a customer’s average monthly usage.