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7. Alabama officials laid out plans for the Interstate 10 Mobile River Bridge and Bayway project that has now grown to $3. 2 billion and includes tolls set at $3 one-way for frequent users between Mobile and Daphne, a $60 monthly unlimited rate, and $7. 70 for those without a pass,. . .

NOW7. Alabama officials laid out plans for the Interstate 10 Mobile River Bridge and Bayway project that has now grown to $3. 2 billion and includes tolls set at $3 one-way for frequent users between Mobile and Daphne, a $60 monthly unlimited rate, and $7. 70 for those without a pass,. . . ★ FURTHER REFERENCES ★Posted in:Places:Tags:★ RELATED STORIESIN ALABAMA★05-22Tuberville defends Trump against 'ridiculous' insider stock trading claims: 'I do the same thing' (Video)03-23Tuberville blasts Democrats in fiery speech after Senate blocks women's sports amendment for fourth time02-25'Well, that's too bad': Tuberville, Britt ridicule Democrats' response to State of the Union05-29Trump officials push for a new $250 bill featuring President Donald Trump's portrait - NBC 15 (Video)02-21Tuberville Calls Out Democrats for Hypocrisy on Obamacare★ RECENT ARTICLESIN ALABAMA POLITICS★15:59Opinion | 99 problems, but the pledge ain't one15:59Opinion | As prediction markets invade, Alabama loses15:59Tuberville residency fight unresolved as voters plan appeal15:59Doug Jones, Tuberville allies react to residency case dismissal15:59Opinion | This is not about Tuberville. It is about the Constitution15:387 Things: Tuberville is an Alabama man as Democrats wail, Iran wanted to kill Trump, and more. . . 15:05Alabama Democratic Party convenes to reorganize August 815:05Birmingham to host 2026 National Black Caucus of Local Elected Officials summer conference15:05ALDOT, other agencies announce timeline for long-running Mobile River Bridge and Bayway Project15:05Alabama delays YesCare legal contract amid prosecution questions14:44$2. 8 million NSF grant to build nation's first academic pathway for research administration careers13:50Marshall County awarded $16. 17 million grant from U. S. Department of Transportation13:50Alabama community colleges will now train and certify police officers under new state pathway13:50Jerry Carl op-ed: Mobile deserves more than promises before this railroad merger moves forward13:50SPLC pleads not guilty to superseding indictment that alleges defrauding donors