Relating to the prohibition of tolls on a highway that was subject to a comprehensive development agreement terminated by a toll project entity.
HB 2552 prohibits tolls on highway segments that were part of a terminated comprehensive development agreement between a toll project entity (like a private toll company) and the state. It directly affects toll project entities and drivers using those highway sections, preventing them from charging tolls after such agreements end. The bill amends the Texas Transportation Code to explicitly state that tolls cannot be charged on any part of the project covered by a terminated agreement. This creates a clear, immediate policy change without new fees or complex processes.
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Introduced Mar 17, 2025
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Mar 17, 2025
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Mar 17, 2025
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