“The road probably won’t get taken care of," Ryan says. "And I feel like that’s really a tax on business, as we’re trying to develop and make Ohio competitive. If you say, ‘Hey, if you’re using the turnpike, at the end of the day, you’re going to be paying double the tolls.’ That’s really an anti-business move quite frankly.”
Ryan says Ohio should not follow Indiana’s lead. It leased its toll road in 2006 to a Spanish-Australian company. He says Indiana has seen the cost of tolls nearly double. |