The Central Florida office of the Florida Department of Transportation confirmed that “dynamic tolling” will begin Monday on I-4 Express. The 21-mile stretch of road running down the center of ...

Called “dynamic tolling,” the Colorado Department of Transportation says this “will help to better manage demand during peak hours to maintain free flow traffic” in express lanes.

The dynamic tolling will be in effect during the morning and evening commutes. So between 6-9 a.m. and 3-7 p.m. on weekdays. So just how much could you be paying per segment?

ORLANDO, Fla. – Dynamic tolling is now a part of daily life for drivers on the I-4 express lanes. The changes, which began on Monday, mean that toll prices fluctuate based on traffic congestion.

Before the dynamic tolling was rolled out, each segment only cost $0.50. The prices and surging are based on congestion and ...

Central Florida motorists say they’re not happy about the first week of dynamic tolling on I-4, where the price to ride in the express lanes can rise based on congestion levels. But just wait ...

With dynamic tolling, rates on I-4 Express lanes are likely to peak during commuting hours of 6-9 a.m. and 3-7 p.m. weekdays through downtown Orlando.

Dynamic tolling will adjust the cost of using the express lanes throughout the day as needed, by travel segment. As more people enter a segment, the toll amount will increase.

Called “dynamic tolling,” the Colorado Department of Transportation claimed it will help to better manage demand during peak hours to maintain free flow traffic in express lanes.

Dynamic tolling was introduced earlier this year on the Central 70 Express Lanes, a 10-mile stretch through Denver, and will eventually be implemented on all express lanes in the state, ...

“Dynamic tolling,” which adjusts toll rates in real-time based on traffic flows, will go into effect later this fall on the westbound, 12-mile stretch of I-70 Express Lanes from the Veterans ...

Dynamic tolling is now a part of daily life for drivers on the I-4 express lanes. The changes, which began on Monday, mean that toll prices fluctuate based on traffic congestion.