New Jersey Loses $117M and Toll Cheats Continue to Grow
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New Jersey faced $117 million in losses last year due to unpaid tolls, with the New Jersey Turnpike alone accounting for $47.2 million in unpaid tolls. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey faced $36.58 million in losses, while the Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission reported a loss of $20 million. Several states, including New York and Pennsylvania, are also grappling with the issue of unpaid tolls and implementing measures to recover the outstanding fees.
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