Bay Area Toll Workers Displaced as Caltrans Goes Digital

Bay Area Toll Workers Displaced as Caltrans Goes Digital
250 Caltrans toll-booth workers will be replaced by automated systems at the end of July. No workers have yet been laid-off and the department is working to connect the displaced workers with new opportunities.
Andrew Sheeler, The Sacramento Bee
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April 9, 2021
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(TNS) — An estimated 250 California Bay Area toll collectors won't be coming back to their booths, after the California Department of Transportation on Thursday announced that several bridges would be moving to all-digital toll collection.
Caltrans plans to eliminate the positions at the end of July, according to spokesman Bart Ney.
So far, no toll collectors have been laid off.

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