On Thu, April 27, 2006 9:29 am, jon@dakota-truck.net wrote:
>
> Eh? I guess it depends on what part of I-80 you're looking at, but
> according to my map, just west of the OH/PA border, I-80 becomes a toll
> road and it stays a toll road all the way through Ohio and Indiana, then
> becomes free again just east of Chicago. It does join up with 90 through
> most of Ohio and Indiana to become 80/90, so I guess maybe you are
> considering that stretch to be 90? Whatever the case, that particular
> section of I-80 is most definitely a toll road through most of those 2
> states.
It does not. I-80 is not a toll road. Across OH/PA it is I-80/90 and since
I-90 is a toll road, that portion of I-80 falls into the category only
because it is sharing path. (Sort of like guilt by association)
Well, at least that's how it was explained to me by a friend who worked for
the DOT.
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