25¢ Increase at Main Toll Plaza; Tolls at On/Off Ramps Remain the Same  

The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority now provides a new Safety Service Patrol, a free service to assist motorists on the Dulles Toll Road and the Dulles Airport Access Highway. The Safety Service Patrol is available Monday through Friday from 6 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. and weekends from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and offers the following services: • Fixing flat tires                         • Providing emergency gas for an empty tank   • Jumpstarting a dead battery      • Removing disabled vehicles from travel lanes

25¢ Increase at Main Toll Plaza; Tolls at On/Off Ramps Remain the Same  

25¢ Increase at Main Toll Plaza and On/Off Ramps

Increased Revenue Helps Fund Construction of Metrorail Silver Line

Exhibits are Available Online and at Upcoming Public Hearings

The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority has announced its program to repair and replace existing sound walls along the Dulles Toll Road and to build new walls where necessary in accordance with federal noise standards.

Beginning this weekend, a four month project will replace electronic equipment along the Dulles Toll Road ramps. Single lane closures are planned in the work zone. Only one ramp along the 14-mile Toll Road will be affected at a time. While work crews are present, traffic will be directed through the open lanes. Schedule:

No Toll Increase Planned for 2015  

Airports Authority Board Also Updated on Silver Line Progress, New Vice President for Public Safety

Board of Directors Receives Update on Silver Line Financing and Construction, Changes in Air Service Reagan National and Dulles International

To ease congestion and increase convenience for drivers, 19 toll-lanes along the Dulles Toll Road will be converted from “exact change” to “E-ZPass only” over the next year, the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority, which operates the road, announced Wednesday. During the conversion project, which begins Tuesday, Sept. 2, coin baskets will be removed and replaced by upgraded E-ZPass infrastructure.  Conversions are scheduled for unattended “exact change” lanes at the main toll plaza and exit ramps along the roadway.

Work Begins Sept. 30, 2014, at West-Bound Sully Road ExitRight-Most Lane

Work Begins the Evening of Nov. 10, 2014, in the 3rd Lane from the Left

Scheduled Work will Close Full-Service Lane at Exit 14