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  • The toll of driving

    11/29/2017 1:04:21 PM PST · by Tolerance Sucks Rocks · 9 replies
    The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette ^ | November 12, 2017 | Karen Francisco
    Take Interstate 65 south across the Ohio River and you might not notice you've just spent $4. No toll booth stands between the Indiana border and Louisville. Motorists who frequently travel the route likely have a transponder device, with the cost charged automatically to their account. For those without a transponder, a camera captures a license plate photo and the tolling system operator, with access to motor vehicle records, sends a bill to the vehicle's registered owner. As technological advances make highway and bridge tolling easier and more efficient, technology also is delivering more fuel-efficient cars and trucks. The gasoline-tax...
  • Messmer: I-64, I-69 tolls unlikely

    11/09/2017 7:58:08 PM PST · by Tolerance Sucks Rocks · 14 replies
    INDIANAPOLIS — A recent state study found that if the state’s interstates were made into toll roads, they could generate between $39 billion and $53 billion over 30 years. But it’s unlikely that all of Indiana’s interstates would be made into toll roads, State Sen. Mark Messmer, R-Jasper, said Friday morning. He especially doubts that Interstate 64 or Interstate 69 from Evansville to Indianapolis would be converted. “The only way you can put a toll on a road is if you upped the capacity of the road,” he said. “If you widen the bridges or increased the number of lanes,...
  • Completion of I-22 could trigger apocalypse

    08/07/2016 11:10:27 AM PDT · by Tolerance Sucks Rocks · 22 replies
    AL.com ^ | April 19-20, 2016 | Matt Mitchell, The Ostrich
    Just as construction crews were putting the finishing touches on Interstate 22 this week, rumors began to circulate that the road's completion may set off a chain of events that could destroy humanity and bring civilization to it's knees. According to a Wikipedia article created last night, Interstate 22, formerly known as "Corridor X" and "Ye Olden Highway," is considered to be North America's very first construction project. Native American documents dating back to 800 AD show plans to clear a path from Memphis to Birmingham, giving Midwestern tribes of 19-22 year-olds the quickest route to destroying Alabama's pristine beaches...
  • Indiana Police Search for Interstate Sniper

    07/24/2006 6:10:04 AM PDT · by Military family member · 25 replies · 887+ views
    Fox News ^ | July 24, 2006 | Fox News
    SEYMOUR, Ind. — Investigators scoured hundreds of miles of roadside for clues and put out a national alert after sniper attacks on two pickup trucks on Interstate 65 killed one person and wounded another. About two hours after the early morning shootings in southern Indiana Sunday, bullets struck a semitrailer and an unattended sport-utility vehicle about 100 miles to the northeast on Interstate 69 in Delaware County. No one was injured.
  • Huge Confederate flag flying high over I-65

    06/13/2005 4:41:07 AM PDT · by stainlessbanner · 810 replies · 12,824+ views
    decaturdaily. ^ | 13-June-2005
    VERBENA (AP) — A huge Confederate battle flag flying over Interstate 65 north of Montgomery will become a permanent fixture, according to officials with the Sons of Confederate Veterans. The organization bought land on the side of the interstate near Verbena and put up the flag, which has been flying for several months above the tree lines from the top of a large pole, easily visible from the heavily traveled interstate. Leonard Wilson, commander of the Alabama division of Sons of Confederate Veterans, said the flag will be dedicated in a ceremony at 5 p.m. on June 26. The flag...
  • Lawsuit to force removal a giant Confederate flag from the side of Interstate 65 near Verbena

    07/05/2005 8:42:25 AM PDT · by robowombat · 35 replies · 1,280+ views
    Associated Press ^ | July 4, 2005
    Confederate Flag Associated Press A Birmingham Civil Rights activist and radio talk show host says he plans to file a lawsuit to force the Sons of Confederate Veterans to remove a giant Confederate flag from the side of Interstate 65 near Verbena. The flag is flying above the tree line from a pole on land owned by the Sons of Confederate Veterans on the side of the highway. The flag was dedicated a week ago and the commander of the Alabama division of the organization, Leonard Wilson, has said the giant banner will become a permanent fixture. But activist Frank...