07/28/2008 USA Today
Toll roads take cashless route
The American tollbooth is sliding toward oblivion as the nation moves toward pay-to-drive highways that don't accept cash. Highway agencies increasingly are embracing high-speed "open-road tolling" in which drivers don't have to slow down or stop at a tollbooth or gates, and often no cash is involved.
07/09/2008 Miami Herald
Short and long-term upgrades in works for Dade highways
At a Kendall Federation of Homeowner Associations town hall meeting Monday, Miami-Dade Expressway Authority officials discussed four distinctive projects that could ease traffic congestion in Southwest Miami-Dade.
07/01/2008 South Florida Sun-Sentinel
SunPass tips
SunPass tips if you move or get a new license plate or car. If your transponder isn't working or your license plates aren't registered with SunPass, turnpike officials won't be able to match your car to your account.
07/01/2008 Miami Herald
Smaller, cheaper Mini SunPass on sale
The SunPass Mini is finally here.The smaller and cheaper version of the SunPass transponder goes on sale Tuesday, according to the Palm Beach Post. It will be available at service plazas on Florida's Turnpike and at Publix stores.
07/01/2008 South Florida Sun-Sentinel
SunPass Mini: It's smaller, costs $4.99 & no batteries
The SunPass Mini, a cheaper, smaller alternative to the existing $25 transponder, will go on sale today. It comes just in time for July Fourth, when many Floridians will hit the roads
06/17/2008 Sun-Sentinel
Donor needed to save Road Rangers' 24-hour patrols
Donor needed to save Road Rangers' 24-hours patrols By Michael Turnbell | South Florida Sun-Sentinel June 17, 2008 The Road Rangers will cut night and weekend patrols on interstates in Broward and Palm Beach counties starting July 1 unless a major sponsor is found to plug a $2.5 million funding gap.
04/20/2008 The Miami Herald
Road Rangers save lives . . . and money
She might as well have been clinging to a tree stump in the middle of a crocodileinfested river. She was trapped, maybe forever, in the emergency lane.