Michigan HB4015 requires acceptance of cash payments for tolls on public infrastructure.
Michigan HB4015, known as the "cash for tolls act," mandates that if a toll is charged for using public infrastructure, payment must be accepted in cash. The act defines "public infrastructure" as bridges, highways, or tunnels owned, operated, or managed by the state, the state transportation department, or any other state or local governmental entity. It explicitly prohibits the requirement of alternative payment methods, such as credit cards or electronic payments, for tolls on public infrastructure.
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