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RC 380

Para ordenar la Comisión de Transporte e Infraestructura y a La Comisión de Asuntos del Consumidor a realizar una investigación sobre los procesos de facturación y cobro en el sistema de "carriles de peaje dinámico" o "Dynamic Toll Lanes" (DTL), con el propósito de verificar la correspondencia entre los cargos anunciados y los cargos facturados a los usuarios; y para otros fines relacionados.

2025-2028 Session

Puerto Rico orders transport and consumer agencies to investigate whether Dynamic Toll Lane charges match advertised prices and billing accuracy.

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Bill Summary · RC 380

Legislative bill overview

Bill RC 380 directs Puerto Rico's Transportation and Infrastructure Commission and Consumer Affairs Commission to investigate billing and collection processes in the "Dynamic Toll Lanes" (DTL) system. The investigation aims to verify whether charges actually billed to users match the advertised prices and to examine related billing practices.

Why is this important

Dynamic toll lanes use variable pricing that adjusts based on traffic demand, meaning drivers may face different charges at different times. Users have raised concerns about billing accuracy and transparency, making this investigation critical for consumer protection and public trust in toll infrastructure pricing systems.

Potential points of contention

  • Scope of investigation: Whether the probe will examine only price discrepancies or broader operational issues like technology failures, data collection practices, and pricing algorithm transparency
  • Enforcement authority: Unclear what remedies or corrective actions the commissions can mandate if billing problems are confirmed, or whether legislative action would be required
  • Cost and timeline: No specified budget or deadline provided, raising questions about investigation depth and when results will be available to the public

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

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