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Rhode Island expecting $40M in revenue from truck-only tolls

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The state of Rhode Island is expecting to make $40 million off of truck-only tolls in the first full year of the program. A budget proposal brought forth by Rhode Island Governor Dan McKee included millions in revenue collected from truck-only tolls, which are expected to be reinstated sometime in July of 2025. Truck-only tolling was halted in the state back in 2022, but was allowed to resume again without discounted rates for local trucking co…

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Rhode Island expecting $40M in revenue from truck-only tolls

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State expects truck-only tolls to generate $40 million per year

Following a lengthy court battle, Rhode Island’s truck-only tolls are expected to resume in 2026. On Thursday, Jan. 16, Gov. Dan McKee unveiled a $14.2 billion budget proposal that includes a projected $10 million in revenue from truck tolls. According to state budget officials, there is no set timeline for when the tolls will be turned back on. However, those projected figures may give some indication as to when the tolls will resume. The state…

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