In Minnesota's MnPASS express lanes on I-394 and I-35W, who may ride for free?
Anyone — the lanes are free for all.
Solo drivers must pay.
Vehicles with 2 or more occupants (HOV-2+), motorcycles, and transit buses.
Only electric vehicles.
EV status does not grant free access.
Only state government employees.
No such occupational exception exists.
MnPASS express lanes allow solo drivers to pay a variable electronic toll, while HOV-2+ vehicles (2 or more occupants), motorcycles, and transit buses ride free. The lanes are separated from general-purpose lanes by a single or double white line; crossing double lines is prohibited.
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