Orange county
TCA has new CEO - Neil Peterson PERSONNEL
The Transportation Corridors Agencies (TCA) which run the San Joaquin Hills and Foothill and Eastern tollroads in Orange County California have chosen Neil Peterson as their new chief executive officer. He comes from CH2MHill where he was a a transportation strategy consultant, and before that Booz Allen & Hamilton. He was founding CEO of the car sharing firm Flexcar, renamed Zipcar now part of Avis.
Other positions he has held:
Orange County Calif tollroads slammed as financially mismanaged with unsustainable debt by Governor's former finance director
A study on the 241 and 73 tollroads in Orange County says that they have unsustainable debt and accuses the Transportation
Corridors Agencies of a long record of financial mismanagement.
Retirement of Tom Margro CEO of Orange Co Cal TCA, Lisa Telles acting PERSONNEL
Tom Margro chief executive of the Transportation Corridors Agencies (TCA) is retiring at the end of the month. He's 68 and has "health issues," TCA says. 
Margro joined TCA in 2007 after some years as chief executive of the Bay Area Rapid Transit rail network.
Corridor Agencies in Orange Co Calif going all-electronic by Fall 2013 at estd $14m cost, new zonal tolling
2012-07-17: The Transportation Corridor Agencies (TCA) of Orange County California - the southern portion of the Los Angeles metro area - are planning to have all-electronic toll (AET) collection in full operation by the summer/fall of 2013.
Traffic and revenue forecasts for The Toll Roads of Orange County CA - a history in charts (CORRECTED)
2012-05-15: There are now fifteen years of forecasts versus actuality for the Transportation Corridors Agencies (TCAs) of Orange County California - who have branded their roads simply 'The Toll Roads'- nice and simple, if rather presumptuous. The TCAs present annual results going back to 1997.
Mobile phone app for toll account management now in use in Orange County west
By Peter Samuel on May 11, 2012
2012-05-11: You can now make use of a mobile phone app to manage a Transportation Corridors Agencies (TCA) toll account from an iPhone or an Android. The 'app' downloadable from The Toll Roads (TCA) website also works on tablets like the iPad. A press release says it is the first of its kind in the US and allows customers to do everything wirelessly - on their mobile phone - that they can do via logging in to their account at the website.
Orange Co Cal takes step toward completion of Foothill 241 TR
By Peter Samuel on October 14, 2011
Completion of the blocked 241 tollroad of Orange County California looks just a little closer following an okay from the City of
San Juan Capistrano in the path of the planned final leg to I-5.
San Joaquin Hills 73 bondholders agree to stretch bond term
By Peter Samuel on May 14, 2011
With the San Joaquin Hills (CA73) under financial pressure, bondholders have agreed to terms that stretch out the bonds life by six years from 2036 to 2042, reduce required debt coverage, and lower annual debt service payments for the next 12 years. The SHJ73 tollroad that parallels I-405 and I-5 in Orange County south of Los Angeles has never had the traffic or revenue projected for it when financed in the early 1990s.
Mudslides close 241TR in Orange County Calif for 5 days (UPDATES, ADDITIONS)
By Peter Samuel on December 22, 2010
Mudslides Wednesday morning (12/22) on the 241 Toll Road have required the closure of the pike in both directions between the 133TR and the Santiago Canyon Road - close to 261TR (see map below.) This is a central section of the inland tollroad formally named the Foothill/Eastern Toll Road, and located in Orange County southeast of Los Angeles (LA).
TCA third laning on 241TR opened, 4th laning of 73 SJ Hills TR ongoing
By Peter Samuel on November 4, 2009
Transportation Corridors Agencies who run The Toll Roads in Orange County California celebrated the opening of a third lane each direction at the 241 or Foothill/Eastern Toll Road this week. For about 6km (4 miles) each direction third lanes have been added in the median of the far northern end of the 241 right up to the connector ramps of the interchange with the CA91 freeway.
