CARTA approves dynamic pricing model for Sacramento Region’s first toll lanes.

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Cover design featuring the I-80 and Highway 50 interchange in West Sacramento, highlighting traffic congestion near the Enterprise Boulevard and West Capitol Avenue exit.
Cover design featuring the I-80 and Highway 50 interchange in West Sacramento, highlighting traffic congestion near the Enterprise Boulevard and West Capitol Avenue exit.
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