Paying to drive

With budget deficits looming and politicians loathe to raise gasoline taxes, states are looking to the private sector for help in building roads. “There's a lot more attention being paid to private toll roads because of the demand for greater mobility,” says Frank Moretti, director of policy and research at TRIP, a nonprofit transportation research group. “Private toll roads are a way to tap into the public's willingness to pay for new roads to avoid congestion.” Evidence of this sweeping change of heart has been seen in recently passed state laws that allow public/private alliances for road building.

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