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Oregon Toll Program

ODOT's primary goal is improved travel on I-5 and I-205

With a toll, ODOT helps meet the goal of improved travel by managing traffic flow and helping to raise revenue for infrastructure improvements. The Oregon Constitution (Article IX, Section 3a) specifies that revenues collected from the use or operation of motor vehicles is spent on roadway projects, which could include construction or reconstruction of travel lanes, as well as bicycle and pedestrian facilities or transit improvements in or along the roadway.

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Tolling Delayed Until January 1, 2026

Last week, we received a new directive from Governor Tina Kotek to delay the implementation of tolls until January 1, 2026. We appreciate the guidance of our elected leadership that our top priority should be to set this program up right. Implementing a modern toll program, for the first time in Oregon, requires extensive planning and community engagement. We see this new timeline as an opportunity to improve our public outreach and receive increased guidance and engagement with our partners and local communities.

As you'll see in this month's news, our work continues. We are working through the implications of this updated timeline and will provide more details when we can.

Community voices shape tolling

As planning for the Oregon Toll Program continues, we're hearing questions about how toll accounts will work, and who will be able to sign up for a low-income discount. ODOT is bringing in the voice of the customer to help address these and other important questions about toll account enrollment, enforcement, and the low-income discount. Learn more about the Statewide Toll Rulemaking Advisory Committee's (STRAC) role on these topics and how we're gathering community feedback this summer.

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I-205 Toll Project Environmental Assessment comment period complete

Thank you for your participation! The I-205 Toll Project closed a 60-day public comment period that spanned from February 21 to April 21, 2023. We received more than 2,600 comments from across the region! 

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What-Were-Hearing.jpgTop Categories Heard Most Frequently in July 2022:

TOLL IMPLEMENTATION: 16%
REVENUE/TAXES: 10%
EQUITY: 8%




How we received Feedback: July 2022; 34 Total Communications; 10 Responses; 2,500+ Unique Website Visitors; 25 Presentations/Bri