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Pennsylvania judge halts bridge tolling plans, for now

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A judge has ordered a temporary halt to Gov. Tom Wolf’s plan to toll as many as nine major bridges on interstates in Pennsylvania.

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  1. WNEP

    Pennsylvania judge halts bridge tolling plans, for now (opens WNEP)

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    A judge has ordered a temporary halt to Gov. Tom Wolf’s plan to toll as many as nine major bridges on interstates in Pennsylvania.

  2. The Sentinel (Carlisle)

    Judge halts PennDOT plan to toll bridges, for now (opens The Sentinel (Carlisle))

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    The lawsuit had been filed by Cumberland County and seven municipalities.

  3. Triblive

    Commonwealth Court halts PennDOT bridge tolling project, including I-79 near Bridgeville (opens Triblive)

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    A Commonwealth Court judge on Wednesday granted a preliminary injunction to halt a statewide bridge-tolling project, saying that the plan likely violates state statutes and impacts local communities that PennDOT failed to consult.

  4. NBC10 Philadelphia

    Pa. Judge Halts Bridge Tolling Plans, for Now (opens NBC10 Philadelphia)

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    A judge has ordered a temporary halt to Gov. Tom Wolf’s plan to toll as many as nine major bridges on interstates in Pennsylvania. Commonwealth Court Judge Ellen Ceisler sided Wednesday with Cumberland County and a handful of municipalities that are challenging the process as both illegal and uncons…

  5. FOX 29 Philadelphia

    Judge halts Pennsylvania bridge tolling plans, for now (opens FOX 29 Philadelphia)

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    Gov. Wolf’s push for tolling comes as states increasingly look to user fees to make up for declining gas tax revenue that is not keeping up with the demands of fixing highways and bridges.

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