How are we doing?

• In April 2012, there was 3,400 tolled trips in the HOT lanes which is more than double the volumes from April 2009.
• The average toll rate paid is $1.25.
• During the peak hour, SR 167 HOT lane driver saves an average of six minutes for a $1.75 toll.
• The average number of daily tolled trips continues to increase.
• The average daily revenue continues to increase and HOT lanes are operating in the black. Annual revenue increased 80 perent between April 2009 and March 2012.

Learn more about SR 167 tolling

Watch our YouTube video that explains how tolling works on SR 167.

• Fourth Annual Performance Summary (pdf 1.8 mb)
• Third Annual Performance Summary (pdf 2 mb)
• Second Annual Performance Summary (1.04 mb)
• First Annual Performance Summary (1.05 mb)

HOT Lanes Financial Information

HOT Lane tolls are accounted for in a separate account within the state treasury that is dedicated specifically to the HOT Lanes toll revenue. All spending is appropriated by the legislature and monitored by the Office of Financial Management. Once the money is appropriated, WSDOT may use it to pay for the cost of maintaining the tolling system. A portion of the revenue may be dedicated to increase transit, vanpool, carpool and other services for the SR 167 corridor. All toll rates are set by the Transportation Commission . RCW 47.56.403 includes more information.

HOT Lane Toll Financial Statements:

Most recent HOT Lanes financial statement of revenue, expenses and changes in fund balance.

Additional Financial Information:

• Tolling Financial Flows

This project is funded through the following sources:

• 2005 Gas Tax - $12.74 Million
• Federal Highway Administration - $5.13 Million
  These funds are provided through Federal Formula Funds and a grant from the Federal Highway Administration's Value Pricing Program.
  
  Total Funding Available from all Sources - $17.87 Million