Illinois Tollway

If you're looking to avoid using I-PASS on Illinois Tollways, here's the easiest way to pay for your road fees.

So far, this winter has been less about snow and more about bitter cold. The frigid temps make being stranded on the highway much more dangerous.

I'll confess to somewhat of a love/hate relationship with the Illinois I-Pass. The love part of it is due to the ease of use when you're out on the tollway. Stick it on your dashboard or window, just keep moving, and the tolls will take care of themselves.

There's a term for a possession which its owner cannot dispose of and whose cost, particularly that of maintenance, is out of proportion to its usefulness.

The still shot of this accident is pretty bad, until you realize that this photo was captured from video---and both vehicles are still moving down the road at highway speeds while the driver of the car waves for help.

For safety reasons IDOT removed all cash toll lanes when the pandemic began, and now they've decided to make it a permanent change.

A new mile-long bridge is being built on the Illinois Tollway.

For drivers that use don't use I-PASS, the Illinois Tollway is adding self-service lanes in some areas.

All Illinois motorists may soon be required to have one of these tracking devices installed in their cars and trucks in the near future if new legislation is passed is Springfield.

Drivers in Illinois already face a 34 cent per gallon tax when they fill up at the pump. Now comes word of a new tax that will cost Illinois drivers dearly.