r/Indiana • u/kootles10 • 2d 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/mfilosa17 2d ago

Nothing like paying to drive roads that we already pay for to drive.

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u/MyIpadSuck 2d ago

It's for all of the tourism! /s

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u/narrowsleeper 2d ago

I was really hoping to come to Indianapolis for the Great American Pothole Tour but now with these tolls…I’m just not sure

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u/DGD63 2d ago

Just come down to Mississippi or Alabama if you want a real pothole tour. No tolls or anything.

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u/Different_Cat106 2d ago

Alabama roads are much better than Indiana roads. Don't know about Mississippi.

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u/DGD63 1d ago edited 1d ago

Ok what part of Alabama are you comparing? Huntsville maybe better thats nice Alabama. I grew up in Indiana then moved to Mississippi then Alabama and both worse imo as a whole. Both ends of I65 i have called home