The ITRCC also links the largest cities on the Great Lakes with the Eastern Seaboard. In operation since 1956, the ITR provides the primary connection to the Chicago Skyway and downtown Chicago. I honestly understand how you feel, but I just think you are looking at it very narrowly. The Indiana Toll Road (ITRCC) or I-80/90 extends 157 miles across the northernmost part of Indiana from its border with Ohio to the Illinois State Line. No I told you so's, or celebrating a victory. Look man, I'm not trying to win an argument here. Does any of that matter at all? Or do you just have your mind set on being mad, and against it? Or that we can revoke the deal at anytime if they aren't living up to their end of the deal? Or that with interest it actually is about 9 billion in revenue to the state? Or that it pays for all kinds of other projects to be done much sooner, like I-69 being completed 20 years sooner than was originally planned. You will also pay to add money to your I-Zoom, the amount of the toll. Transponders go on sale in May for 10-12. Illinois I-Pass system will also work on the Indiana Toll Road, but I-Pass users wont get the 40 discount, according to the Star. Now, how about all the ofther facts in that article? Did you find anything in there that you liked? Like all the interest the state earns on the downpayment? Or that dead animals have to be removed within 8 hours, and potholes fixed within 24 hours? That's faster than any state guys could ever get to it. I-Zoom will also work on the Illinois tollway, Chicago Skyway and toll roads in 10 other states. In one of my previous posts I stated that I drive for a living, spent over $2,000 in tolls last year, I don't like paying them either. And I don't know if the tolls have gone up any. I don't know why they are using the other roads.

Re: O/T Indiana Toll Road in reply to M Moline Fan, 07-22-2008 18:56:59

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