Toll Road Rate Hike Coming in July

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Driving across northern Indiana is about to get more expensive, and not just because of steep fuel prices. The operator of the Indiana Toll Road has announced a rate hike of more than 9%, effective July 1.

ITR Concessions Co. LLC, which manages the highway, can raise tolls because of its lease agreement with the state.

Starting in July, a trip on I-90 from the Ohio state line to the Chicago Skyway will cost $13.50 for a typical two-axle passenger vehicle, a 9.9% increase.

Class 7 vehicles, such as tractor-trailers, will pay $158.83 for the cross-state route.
Tolls vary according to vehicle class and distance travelled.