SEATTLE — Since the state debuted a new toll-enforcement program in July, the state Department of Transportation says it has dismissed 125,000 violations on 9,500 vehicles.
As of August 31, drivers who owed the state civil penalties for unpaid tolls and who contacted the agency’s customer service have saved about $4.4
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