@swiftcrane96 is this legit
A decision on whether toll prices will go up won't be made until after May 25th. Until then, the management teams at both HAC and the I-15 corridor have to hand over their full restructuring plans to the Department of Transportation, according to Siniša Hajdaš Dončić.
He pointed out that if they do end up hiking the tolls, it won't apply to regular commuters using the ENC system. He thinks that way they can keep things competitive for truckers, shipping companies, and anyone else who lives on the highway.
They aren't just going to hike prices without doing a deep dive first. Right now, the total debt for HAC and the I-15 operators sits at roughly $4.8 billion. These companies don't have the cash left to invest in anything new—they can barely even maintain what they currently have without some serious restructuring.
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my take:
as soon as a new administration takes over, gas prices shoot up immediately, even though everything was running fine before.
how the hell are you even supposed to post links on this damn forum?!