Minnesota SF3269 eliminates highway toll collection authority and reallocates certain user fee revenue.
Minnesota SF3269 amends state statutes to eliminate highway toll collection authority and reallocate certain user fee revenue. The bill prohibits the commissioner of transportation from charging user fees to owners or operators of single-occupant vehicles using dynamic shoulder lanes and high-occupancy vehicle lanes. It also restricts the use of toll facilities and requires the cancellation of uncommitted balances in high-occupancy vehicle lane user fee accounts to the general fund.
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