Starting Monday, Jan. 12, tolling on northbound SR 167 will begin at SR 410 in Sumner, extending the current toll lane six miles further south. The same rules that went into effect on Oct. 20 everywhere else on SR 167 will go into effect between Pacific and SR 410. That means:
- Only the left lane will be tolled and signs throughout the corridor will advise that the lane is tolled.
- Carpoolers can still travel toll free in the left lane, but will need to have two or more people in the car, a Good To Go! account and a Flex Pass set to HOV mode. If you don’t have the pass, you will be charged a toll regardless of how many people are in the car. Motorcyclists will need a Good To Go! Motorcycle Pass to avoid a toll.
- Dashed lines show you where to exit or enter the lane. Everywhere else, the lane is separated by double white lines, which are illegal to cross.
- The toll rate signs will show up to three rates, but you’ll only pay the toll listed next to your exit. You don’t add up the rates, you only pay for the distance you travel. You also lock in the price you see when you enter the lane.
By converting the HOV lane into an express toll lane, solo drivers now have the option to pay a toll to use the lane when they need it. It helps everyone travel through the corridor more efficiently by providing you a choice of carpooling, paying a toll when it matters for your trip, or remaining in the general purpose lanes and avoiding a toll without needing to plan a different route.
Get a Good To Go! pass for free and start saving today!
We do still have some Good To Go! passes available at no cost. Visit www.GoodToGo167.com to get a promo code you can use to order a free Flex or Motorcycle Pass while supplies last.
While a pass is not required, drivers who only have a Good To Go! account pay 25-cents more per trip. So if you ever thought about getting a pass to save money, now’s the time to do it!
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