Maryland Officials Balk at Toll, Prefer General Funding December 1, 2009 Joseph Bishop-Henchman Joseph Bishop-Henchman Speaking of highways, Maryland officials are balking at proposed $6 tolls for the expensive Intercounty Connector (ICC) in suburban Washington, D.C. They’re now discussing capping the tolls at $3, relying on general revenues to build the rest of the $2.4 billion 14-mile road. If officials are worried that the beneficiaries won’t pay the toll for what it costs to build the road, then why build it? Stay informed on the tax policies impacting you. Subscribe to get insights from our trusted experts delivered straight to your inbox. Subscribe Share Tweet Share Email Topics Maryland Oil, Gas, and Transportation Taxes Tags State Tax and Spending Policy Transportation