NY decides against truck toll hikes

Dec 19, 2012

Updated Dec 21, 2012

A preliminary plan to raise tolls on truck drivers traveling the New York Thruway has been scrapped in favor of a new plan that involves shoring up spending and better asset management.

The Thruway Authority’s director offered the authority board a new plan this week, which has been approved, reports say.

To see the full story on the Thruway and its plan, see Overdrive sister site CCJ‘s article.

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