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HB 443

AN ACT relating to the Hal Rogers Parkway.

2025 Regular Session

Kentucky Governor signs HB 443 into law relating to the Hal Rogers Parkway, a southeastern toll road serving rural economic development and transportation needs.

signed by Governor (Acts Ch. 54)
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Bill Summary · HB 443

Legislative bill overview

HB 443 is a Kentucky bill relating to the Hal Rogers Parkway, a toll road in southeastern Kentucky. The bill was unanimously passed by the Senate (36-0) and signed into law by the Governor in March 2025. Without access to the specific text, the bill likely addresses operational, financial, or infrastructure matters concerning this transportation corridor.

Why is this important

The Hal Rogers Parkway is a significant economic infrastructure project serving rural southeastern Kentucky, connecting communities and facilitating commerce in a historically underserved region. Legislative action on this parkway can affect toll rates, maintenance funding, economic development initiatives, or governance structures that impact both users and local economies.

Potential points of contention

  • Toll rate adjustments: Changes to toll structures could affect commuters and businesses relying on the parkway for transportation
  • Funding mechanisms: Modifications to how the parkway is financed may shift costs between users, the state, and taxpayers
  • Operational authority: Clarifications on management and governance could affect decision-making power over the facility's future

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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