10 free ride tickets on the Toll Roads!

The San Joaquin Hills (73), Foothill (241), and Eastern (241/261/133) Toll Roads were the first public highways to be constructed in Orange County since 1987 when the Costa Mesa (SR-55) Freeway was extended for four miles. Remarkably, The Toll Roads - which are owned and maintained by the state of California -- were built with virtually no taxpayer dollars.

TCA is funded by the sale of bonds to both private individuals and institutional investors. The bonds can only be repaid by future tolls and development fees. Since the bonds are not backed by the government, taxpayers are not responsible for repaying the debt if future toll revenues fall short. Today, all toll and development impact fee revenue go toward retiring the construction debt , funding additional improvements, and covering costs of operating The Toll Roads.

For more information on the toll roads, including maps, visit www.thetollroads.com.