QUICK HIT: Drivers In Illinois Are Getting Hosed

Maybe you have a long commute. Maybe you are a ride-share driver. Or maybe you’re passing through Illinois for business or pleasure.

Either way, Gov Pritzker and his Party are soaking YOU to pay for their reckless spending habits.

They’ve already squandered millions of dollars that were supposed to go toward improving the state’s infrastructure, but now the Illinois Tollway and the supporting cast of Democrat characters are whining that they need more money, so they’re raising toll fees to get the job done. There has been zero accountability or transparent discussion about where all the earmarked infrastructure money went and what, if any, actual work was done to improve Illinois’ roadways with it.

The people in charge are all Pritzker Players, and they completely ignored your online comments that were overwhelmingly opposed to the toll hike.

They shouldn’t get one more penny from us!

https://www.illinoispolicy.org/illinois-tollway-hike-approved

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