HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — More of the Pennsylvania Turnpike continues to go cashless.
PennDOT has been expanding open road tolling in the state, a cashless way to collect tolls where drivers continue straight through sensors that collect information to determine a toll rate. This information includes vehicle size and the number of axles.
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Those sensors are installed on overhead gantries, as well as in the road, and workers installed the turnpike’s final gantry Monday at the Harrisburg West and Harrisburg East interchanges.
Now, all they need is to install the equipment to make the system work. The sensors
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