Coalition Connection - The Official website of I-95 Corridor Coalition

	Miles of I-95
	National Highway System Miles
	Miles of Class 1 Rail Mileage
	Major Seaports
	Commercial Airports

	Trillion Economy (40% of US GDP) - Second largest economy in the world $197 billion exported in goods and services
	Billion Exported in Goods and Services; 28% of all US Exports
	Billion Imported through Seaports - 34% of the US total
	Of All U.S. Jobs
	Of Nation’s Road Miles - 35% of nation’s vehicle miles traveled (VMT)
	Billion Tons of Freight Shipments Annually
	Million Long-distance (> 100 miles) Trips Annually

	Million People in the Region - Which occupies 10% of the Nation�s Land Area but 37% of its population
	Averages of Persons per Square Mile - Over three times more densely populated than the U.S. average and as densely settled as much of Western Europe


New Jersey	1134
Rhode Island	1003
Massachusetts	809
Connecticut	702
United Kingdom	650
Germany	609
Maryland	541
New York	501
Delaware	401
Florida	296
Pennsylvania	274
France	289
Virginia	178
North Carolina	165
Georgia	141
New Hampshire	137
South Carolina	133
U.S. Average	80
Vermont	65
Maine	41

	Is 1,917 miles long with approximately 1,040 miles traversing through urban areas. Among these 1,040 miles, over 60 percent is currently under heavy congestion. The average daily traffic in the entire corridor is over 72,000 with maximum daily traffic reaching as high as over 300,000. Average daily truck traffic is over 10,000 with maximum daily truck traffic reaching as high as over 31,000.
	Without any further improvements to the corridor, the projected 2035 average daily traffic would be over 133,000, including over 20,000 trucks. In addition, virtually 100 percent of the urban segments would be under heavy congestion. Congestion for non-urban corridors would increase from the current 26 percent impacted to over 55 percent impacted.


Maine	Maine Turnpike	YES	Certain bridges	YES (TransPass/E-ZPass)
New Hampshire	NHDOT – I-95 section around Portsmouth Bridge is tolled, but other sections of I-95 not tolled	Yes near Bridge	NH Turnpike	YES (E-ZPass)
Massachusetts	Mass Highway Department – covers Rte 128 = I-95 in Massachusetts which is not tolled	No	Mass Turnpike	Yes on Mass Pike (E-ZPass)
Connecticut	I-95 Not Tolled	No
Rhode Island	I-95 Not Tolled	No
New York	I-95 crossing over GW Bridge (PANYNJ) is tolled, along with the section which coincides with the NYS Thruway; other I-95 sections in NY not tolled	Yes partially	Yes	Yes E-Zpass
New Jersey	Portion of New Jersey Turnpike = section of I-95 from approximately Trenton northward. Southern portion of I-95 winds west/southwest into southeastern PAy	Yes for the portion of I-95 which = the NJ Turnpike	Yes	Yes E-ZPass
Pennsylvania	DRPA and DRBA for I-95 Portions Tolled along Bridges; other I-95 sections not tolled	Yes on Bridges	Yes – PA Tpke	Yes E-ZPass
Delaware	DelDOT for I-95 section	Yes	Yes – SR-1	Yes E-ZPass
Maryland	MdSHA for I-95 Tolled section and MdTA for Bridges along I-95	Yes partially -- on Bridges and certain segments	Yes	Yes E-ZPass
Virginia	VDOT – I-95 sections not tolled	No I-95 Tolling	Yes – Dulles Toll Road and certain bridges	Smart Tag/E-ZPass
North Carolina	No tolling on I-95 section	No	Outerbanks tolling
South Carolina	No tolling on I-95 section	No	Yes – outerbanks bridges
Georgia	No tolling on I-95 section	No	Yes – Georgia 400 around Atlanta	Cruise Card
Florida	No tolling on I-95	No	Yes -- Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise and other shorter segment roads	SunPass

	Wikipedia (location, distance, history): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interstate_95
	NYSDOT Video (scroll down page to “Setting the State-Video”): http://coneg.org/events/NewYork/default.htm

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