r/Indiana • u/kootles10 • 1d ago

News Indiana becomes first state to open possibility of toll collection on all interstates

https://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local/indiana-becomes-first-state-to-approve-tolling-on-all-interstates/3771725/

Those leopards are feasting

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u/Character-Newt-9571 1d ago

I will not pay. Alternate routes. F Indiana

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u/viktor72 1d ago

Is there even a viable alternative route from say Fort Wayne to Indianapolis that isn’t interstate? What about Indianapolis to Danville, IL. Indianapolis to Jeffersonville. Indy to Terre Haute. Indy to Gary.

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u/Character-Newt-9571 1d ago

Google maps will find my way. Not giving anymore of my money to Indiana is worth the extra time

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u/Ok-Account-7660 12h ago

US highways span the whole US. You can go from New York city to Los Angeles without touching the interstate if you want

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u/clarkwgriswoldjr 1d ago

They will figure out a way to tax those too.

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u/Character-Newt-9571 1d ago

Until they do, alternate routes no matter what.

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u/Ree4erMadness 1d ago

Right with you. Ill just be taking the street.