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Illinois Tollway Eliminating Buckets That Catch Coin Tolls
by The Associated Press
Mon, February 27th 2017 at 11:28 AM
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The large plastic buckets that Illinois Tollway drivers usually toss change into to pay tolls soon will be eliminated. (WICS)
The large plastic buckets that Illinois Tollway drivers usually toss change into to pay tolls soon will be eliminated. (WICS)
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DOWNERS GROVE, Ill. (AP) — The large plastic buckets that Illinois Tollway drivers usually toss change into to pay tolls soon will be eliminated.
The (Arlington Heights) Daily Herald reportstollway leaders have approved a deal to replace the buckets at toll booths with updated machines. The new machines would have touch screens that can accept credit cards or bills as well as coins.
About 100 of the machines still exist. They largely became outdated with the use of I-PASS lanes. Tollway spokesman Dan Rozek says the toll buckets are at least 20 years old and they're hard to fix because parts are scarce.
Illinois Tollway Eliminating Buckets That Catch Coin Tolls
by The Associated Press
Mon, February 27th 2017 at 11:28 AM
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The large plastic buckets that Illinois Tollway drivers usually toss change into to pay tolls soon will be eliminated. (WICS)
The large plastic buckets that Illinois Tollway drivers usually toss change into to pay tolls soon will be eliminated. (WICS)
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DOWNERS GROVE, Ill. (AP) — The large plastic buckets that Illinois Tollway drivers usually toss change into to pay tolls soon will be eliminated.
The (Arlington Heights) Daily Herald reportstollway leaders have approved a deal to replace the buckets at toll booths with updated machines. The new machines would have touch screens that can accept credit cards or bills as well as coins.
About 100 of the machines still exist. They largely became outdated with the use of I-PASS lanes. Tollway spokesman Dan Rozek says the toll buckets are at least 20 years old and they're hard to fix because parts are scarce.