The Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) says that they are gearing up to start building new toll gantries in 2019 as the next phase of the state’s controversial truck-only tolling program. On Thursday, December 20, RIDOT announced that they received approval from the federal government to start start construction on ten new toll gantries. There are already two truck tolling gantries functioning in the state of Rhode Island. The first new tolling location is expected to be up and running by May of 2019. All ten tolling gantries are scheduled to be completed by May of 2020. They will be installed along I-95, I-195, I-295, US Route 6, and RI Route 146. You can view the toll gantry locations in the map below.