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All-Electronic Tolling

Ohio River Bridges Project One project, two bridges $2.3 billion project KY lead on Downtown Crossing IN lead on East End Crossing Substantial completion late this year Improving safety and mobility Creating new opportunities

Transforming Our Region Projected economic impact of $87 billion over the next 30 years Anticipated 15,000 new jobs Improving economic competiveness Uniting the region Designated by Congress as one of 13 projects of national importance Project is not possible without tolling

Introducing RiverLink All-electronic tolling No toll booths No coin machines No lines No stopping Fast, easy, efficient and fair Tolling will start in late 2016

How it Works Cameras and sensors in place Sensors read transponders, tolls deducted from accounts Cameras capture license plates Bills sent to drivers without prepaid accounts

How Much it Costs

Transponder Transponder = lowest toll rates Prepaid account Sensors recognize transponder Appropriate toll deducted from prepaid account Offers greatest convenience

Registered Plate Prepaid account Can open later this year License plate recognized Toll deducted from account Rates are higher than with a transponder Higher administrative costs

No Prepaid Account No transponder No registered plate License plate photographed on each crossing Invoice sent in the mail to registered owner Highest rates due to increased administrative costs

Opening a RiverLink Account Set up a personal account Online, RiverLink.com By phone, 855-RIV-LINK In person, customer service center Commercial account Calling 855-RIV-LINK is easiest and fastest In person with fleet information

Information Needed For each vehicle on your account: Minimum balance Make Model Year Color License plate number Minimum balance Transponder choice (two options)

RiverLink Local Transponder Local use only Adheres to the windshield Non-transferable First one is FREE One free/registered vehicle Will receive when setting up account

RiverLink E-ZPass Transponder Works in all 16 E-ZPass states Mounted to the windshield Portable from vehicle to vehicle registered to one account Cost = $15/transponder Will be distributed later this year, well in advance of start of tolling

Personal Account Minimum balance to open an account = $20 Up to four vehicles One free RiverLink local transponder/vehicle Frequent-user discount available Set up automatic recharge or low balance reminder

Commercial Account Minimum balance to open an account = $20/vehicle Set up by phone or in person Minimum of five vehicles, no maximum Free RiverLink local transponders Specialized customer service representatives No frequent-user discount

Frequent-User Discount 40 crossings in a calendar month per transponder Must have RiverLink transponder Discount is automatic Appears as $40 credit on bill Each additional trip that month is $1 Only applies to drivers in passenger vehicles with personal accounts

Invoices and Fees Signage will notify drivers of tolls Initial bill is only the amount of tolls, no fees Second bill, $5 administrative fee Third bill, $25 violation fee added After 3 months, placed in collection status with $30 collection fee Registration hold is possible

Options for Drivers Tolled Bridges Non-Tolled Bridges Abraham Lincoln Bridge East End Bridge Improved Kennedy Bridge Non-Tolled Bridges Clark Memorial Bridge Sherman Minton Bridge Non-Tolled Options TARC Ticket to Ride

Next Steps Set up your account Get your transponder RiverLink.com 855-RIV-LINK Customer service centers 400 East Main St. (Louisville) 103 Quartermaster Ct. (Jeffersonville) Get your transponder Tolling begins late 2016

Questions?