Toll rates set for U.S. 36 express lanes
Toll rates that will be charged to drivers using the new U.S. Highway 36 express lanes beginning early next year were announced Wednesday by the High Performance Transportation Enterprise, the government-owned independent business within the Colorado Department of Transportation that looks for ways to finance CDOT projects.
The HPTE board also set toll rates for the Interstate 70 mountain express lane west of Denver, which will open by the end of this year.
“These two Express Lane projects provide travelers with more mobility choices in these busy corridors,” said Tim Gagen, HPTE board chair, in a media release. “The approved toll rates…
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