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  • NTTA to adopt all-electronic tollbooth system

    System will be implemented by 2010
    August 16, 2007

    The North Texas Tollway Authority (NTTA) voted Aug. 15 to adopt an all-electronic tollbooth system by 2010, eliminating staffed tollbooths and cash payments to cut down on traffic.

    Customers who already have electronic "TollTags" won't notice a change. Cameras will photograph the license plates of drivers without TollTags and a bill will be sent to the vehicle’s registered address.

    Officials say the change will affect about 400 toll collection employees, but that new jobs will be found within the system for the employees.

    The North Texas Tollway Authority serves Collin, Dallas, Denton and Tarrant Counties.



    Source: The Houston Chronicle   August 16, 2007



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