Toll update

2. Toll 183A

A 5-mile extension of Toll 183 from north of RM 1431 to north of RM 2243 will be complete in 2012, making Toll 183 11 miles long.

Timeline: Spring 2012

Cost: $105 million

3. Toll 130

Segments 5 and 6 of Toll 130 will be complete in 2012 and will extend the highway 41 miles from the intersections of US 183, Toll 45 SE and Toll 130 to I-10 just east of Seguin. Now, Toll 130 is 37 miles long and stretches from Georgetown to the intersection of those three highways.

Timeline: Fall 2012

Cost: $1.35 billion

4. MoPac Improvement Project

The recommendation moving forward to Federal Highway Administration for approval is to build one express lane in each direction between Parmer Lane and Cesar Chavez Street that that would be free for transit vehicles. Drivers on the express lane would pay a toll.

Timeline: Environmental review complete in late summer/early fall 2012

Cost: Not yet known

5. SH 45 SW

A four-lane limited access tollway is planned on a new alignment connecting MoPac to FM 1626. The Texas Department of Transportation is leading the two-to five-year-long environmental review process, which is in the early stages.

Timeline: Not yet known

Cost: Not yet known

6. The Y at Oak Hill

Preliminary work on short-term improvements to Hwy. 290 at the intersection of Hwy. 71, known as "The Y at Oak Hill," are underway and do not involve the construction of toll roads. The long-term plans call for a controlled-access six- to eight-lane tolled highway with two- to three-lane untolled frontage roads. The two-to five-year-long environmental review process is underway.

Timeline: Not yet known

Cost: Not yet known