Audit finds MD agency failed to collect $818M in tolls from out-of-state drivers
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In Maryland, many have gotten away with not paying their tolls — It's a problem that's costing the state many millions of dollars.
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What happened
In Maryland, many have gotten away with not paying their tolls — It's a problem that's costing the state many millions of dollars.
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