Join us on our Fossil Roadshow to uncover the fascinating world of fossils that were revealed during the construction of The Toll Roads.
Tag: Orange County California
When many people think about road safety, they think about traffic, road conditions or vehicle maintenance. Along a 12-mile segment of the 241 Toll Road lies a critical safety feature that keeps both drivers and wildlife safe.
Summer travel season is here, and whether you’re heading to the beach, visiting family or taking a weekend getaway, be sure your account with The Toll Roads is up to date to help make your drive smooth.
April 20th marked the kick-off of National Work Zone Awareness Week (NWZAW). The event 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.
Spring in Orange County means we get to see nature at its greenest. This year, The Toll Roads is inviting the public to join us for our annual, docent-led Spring Tours.
Orange County is home to a layered transportation system, there’s toll roads, interstates, express lanes and more. As you drive, you may see signs for toll roads, express lanes and carpool lanes. But what’s the difference?
When on the road, drivers don’t always have time to squint at text or symbols,…
Wildfire season in Southern California is no longer a matter of if; it’s a matter of when.
That’s why the Transportation Corridor Agencies (TCA), operator of the 73, 133, 241, and 261 Toll Roads, has made fire prevention a top priority both on and off the road.
Have you ever wondered what Orange County looked like up to 90 million years ago? Imagine a 39-foot Baleen whale swimming through what is now Aliso Viejo or a mammoth roaming freely across the very spots we now drive through every day.
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