Went down to Denver today (to DIA) from Loveland, and noticed that the prices on the toll road, E-470, around the east side of Denver had gone up since the last time I was down that way. It's been a while, but there are now 2 different prices posted on the signs.
$2.75 is the toll at each of the automated toll plazas...IF you have Express Pass. It's $3.45 if you don't have Express Pass, and you'll get a license plate toll bill in the mail. That's for 2 axles. Add the same price if you're towing, per axle...$8.25 for a 2 axle trailer plus tow vehicle, $11 for a 3 axle trailer and tow vehicle. And that's the Express Pass cost. $10.35 for 2 axle and tow vehicle/$13.80 for 3 axle and tow vehicle. And that's PER TOLL STATION! There's a total of 5 toll stations on the 47 mile length. 3 of them are north of I-70, around to I-25, and 2 of them are south of I-70 around to I-25. It's $51.75 if you have a 2 axle trailer and $69 if you have a 3 axle trailer,and go the entire length...47 miles...around Denver.
This is outrageous! If you do a Google search on most expensive toll roads, E-470 comes up on the list, usually in the middle of the pack for cost/mile. But it doesn't give the picture for those of us with trailers, and might consider using E-470. My advice -- DON'T! It's not all that bad going straight through if you stay on I-25 either NB or SB, and there are certainly alternatives, with no tolls, like using I-225 or I-270 around the east side, or CO-470 around on the west side to I-70/I-76.
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