What do you think about toll roads in Oregon?
So far, we've heard from thousands of people across the greater Portland area including southwest Washington. Community members are participating in the comment period by visiting our online open house in
Spanish and
English. Watch a recording of our webinars on
Aug. 12,
Aug. 18, and
Aug. 20 to hear what others are asking about the toll project.
We want to hear from you, please share your thoughts by visiting our online open house, taking our survey, emailing the project team, or leaving a voicemail.
Web button with text "Have your say!" linking to I-205 Toll Project online open house
The I-205 Toll Project would toll all lanes of I-205 at—or near—the Abernethy Bridge. Tolls could help pay for improvements along I-205 and the seismic work needed on the Abernethy Bridge. With a toll, some people may choose to drive at times when the toll is lower; or, they may choose to carpool, take transit, or use other options instead. The result? More reliable travel. Even a small shift in the number of drivers on the road can reduce travel times.
Community feedback includes questions and comments about tolls, concerns about effects to non-tolled roads, the need for more transportation options, the cost of the toll, and how we plan to use revenue generated by tolls.
Have you shared your thoughts yet? Join us online to share your feedback!
Visit ODOT's online engagement site during the comment period:
English site and
Spanish site.
Complete the
online survey, which is also available in
Spanish,
Russian,
Vietnamese,
Traditional Chinese and
Simplified Chinese.
A decision on which alternative to implement will be made in 2022 based on the analysis conducted, existing policy and guidance, and community and stakeholder engagement.
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Update: The I-205 Toll Project public comment period end date has been extended from Sept. 16 to Sept. 23, and may be extended further as Oregon state health and safety officials respond to ongoing wildfires.
--Ben FisherPost Date: 2020-09-19 18:08:06 | Last Update: 2020-09-19 19:26:32 |