California Travel Tips
The Road Ahead – California’s Expensive Ride
Published on: January 12, 2014
Pictured is Pebble Beach’s 17 Mile Drive overlooking the Pacific Ocean at Spyglass Hill Golf Course (Spyglass Hill Rd & Stevenson Dr.) The public course takes its name from a classic tale, Treasure Island, by Robert Louis Stevenson. It’s no fantasy that Californians have struggled to hang onto their freeway system and keep it free, however. The state actually contains two of the nation’s most expensive toll roads. Pebble beach ranks as the most expensive toll road in the U.S., costing approx. 56 cents per mile. A fee of around $9.50 is charged. The other “Top 10 Expensive U.S. Toll Roads” is SR73 in The OC (Orange County.) Read more>
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