Highway toll collection authority eliminated, reallocation of certain user fee revenue provided, and money appropriated.

HF 2948 eliminates the authority to impose tolls on most Minnesota highways, preventing new toll facilities from being created on standard highway sections. The bill allows user fees to be collected from single-occupant vehicles using dynamic shoulder lanes and high-occupancy vehicle lanes (so drivers can pay to use these lanes), but prohibits tolls elsewhere. It reallocates revenue from these user fees to fund other transportation projects. This affects transportation authorities and drivers using Minnesota highways, particularly in corridors with dynamic shoulder lanes.