New Hampshire § 237-51 - Section 237:51 All Electronic Tolling (AET).
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§ 237-51. Section 237:51 All Electronic Tolling (AET).
I. The department is authorized to construct and implement all electronic tolling (AET) at or in close proximity to the existing Dover and Rochester toll plaza locations, as part of the project named Dover-Rochester, project number 29440, using project appropriated turnpike funds totaling $11,000,000. II. Provided the department makes a determination of financial feasibility, the department is further authorized to construct and implement all electronic tolling at or in close proximity to the existing Bedford mainline toll plaza as part of the project named Bedford-Merrimack, project number 16100, using appropriated turnpike funds for project number 16100 totaling $15,300,000.
Source: official New Hampshire text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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