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Title
Adopt Resolution Reaffirming the Longstanding Policy of Requiring the Use of Transponders on the 91 Express Lanes
Overview
Since its opening in 1995, the 91 Express Lanes has always required the use of transponders linked to properly funded accounts to use the toll road without incurring a penalty. The transponder requirement is reflected in a number of documents, on road signs, and on the 91 Express Lanes website, but was not included in the ordinance establishing the procedures for assessing and collecting toll evasion violation penalties. Although a formal resolution or ordinance is not necessary to establish or document the official policy of the Orange County Transportation Authority, adoption of Resolution No. 2018-121 will help the Orange County Transportation Authority prove, if it ever became necessary, the requirement for the use of FasTrak transponders on the
91 Express Lanes.
Recommendation(s)
Adopt Resolution No. 2018-121 confirming the longstanding policy of requiring the use of transponders on the 91 Express Lanes.