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Wes Moore Pauses Maryland Toll Hikes for One Year

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 15
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Governor Wes Moore asked the Maryland Transportation Authority to pause any increases in tolls for the next year. The Maryland Transportation Authority confirmed it will delay toll increases planned for 2027. The governor stated this action would save Marylanders $50 million.

From wbaltv.com

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The pause delays planned revenue for the Maryland Transportation Authority. The Maryland Department of Transportation stated it will continue keeping toll roads, bridges, and tunnels in good repair.

From wbaltv.com

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  • The Maryland Department of Transportation might face disruption to its planned revenue and operational budget for state transportation.

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