From the beginning, the Transportation Corridor Agencies (TCA) has been committed to balancing construction and operation of The Toll Roads with the preservation of open spaces and wildlife habitat in Orange County.
April 15th marked the kick-off of National Work Zone Awareness Week (NWZAW) (April 15-19). NWZAW has been observed for more than 20 years and was launched as a public awareness campaign to help everyone understand they play a role in keeping motorists and roadway workers safe.
Did you know April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month? Distracted driving occurs when the driver diverts their attention from the road to focus on another activity like eating, texting, adjusting the radio and more.
The Toll Roads Wildlife Protection Fence, which spans the northern end of the 241, guides animals to existing wildlife bridge and culvert undercrossings that allow protected passage to open spaces on either side of the road. Read our blog to learn more.
The Toll Roads are hitting the road with our popular Fossil Roadshow. We will be attending various community events with a booth that brings together fossils, education and fun!
The Toll Roads is celebrating National Engineers Week (Feb. 18 – 24) by recognizing the tremendous impact engineers make in our communities.
In California, the possibilities are endless. Nothing says “California” quite like a road trip. FasTrak allows drivers to explore more of the Golden State using our 25 tolled bridges, lanes and roads to save time and stress.
Stickers are all around us and have become an integral part of everyday life. We’ve got a favorite one and we don’t want you to get stuck without it!
Whether you’re hitting the road or staying local and want to avoid traffic, The Toll Roads are the easiest and most predictable way to get to your destination this holiday season.
The Toll Roads – State Routes 73, 133, 241 and 261 – are not just for commuters. They are great for holiday travel too! And with Thanksgiving travel underway, here are some Toll Road travel tips to make getting around Orange County a breeze.
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