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State toll increases take effect Tuesday

By Michael Dresser and The Baltimore Sun

Oct 31, 2011 11:51 PM

The toll booth at the Francis Scott Key Bridge gives evidence to the first phase of the largest package of toll increases in Maryland's history, taking effect Tuesday. — The toll booth at the Francis Scott Key Bridge gives evidence to the first phase of the largest package of toll increases in Maryland's history, taking effect Tuesday. (Lloyd Fox / The Baltimore Sun)

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