NOTTINGHAM, Md. — There are three public hearings scheduled about plans to expand express toll lanes on I-95.
The MDTA is looking for comments about the toll ranges for the northbound extension and 695 ramps. The rates would vary depending on the type of vehicle, E-ZPass plan and when drivers are using the express lanes.
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The lanes would extend from Maryland 43 to route 24 in Harford County.
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The first of three hearings starts at 5:30 p.m. Monday night at Perry Hall High School. Click herefor more information.
The MDTA is taking public comment online here. They're accepting responses through April 13.