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HARRISBURG, Pa. — The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission is heralding the passage of Pennsylvania House Bill 1486, which includes language from former House

A bill that was just passed by state lawmakers would make it easier for the Pennsylvania Turnpike to collect unpaid tolls.

The legislation lowers the thresholds to trigger registration suspensions for Pennsylvania vehicle owners with unpaid tolls and fees from $500 to $250.

New QR code on toll invoices offers ‘Scan-to-Pay’ expediency.

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Our borders are not ‘open’ I’m sick and tired of all this “open borders” claptrap. Our borders haven’t been open since 1883. Instead, there is a mess at the border, and it’s been that way for decades. In 2006, a bipartisan group in the Senate drew up a reform plan,

It's not just vaccine makers who profited significantly from the COVID-19 virus. The latest yearly reports from a trio of prominent pathology firms show just how profitable PCR tests were [...]

There may be no such thing as a free lunch, if the old saying is to be believed, but for far too many drivers there is such a thing as a free Pennsylvania Turnpike toll, and it is costing us law-abidi...

The latest annual reports from three major pathology firms—that provided large-scale PCR testing during the pandemic—reveal bumper profits ...

The editorial “Turnpike debt problems must be Harrisburg priority” (Sept. 12, TribLIVE) was spot on: We need a solution to the state’s longstanding transportation-funding shortfall. The report by Pennsylvania Auditor General Timothy DeFoor confirms that our agency continues to meet our commitments to customers — even as we emerge from