Analysis: ICC costs more than comparable Texas highway

Published July 6, 2011 4:00am ET



Any new highway is a pricey endeavor, but a new analysis shows that the actual cost might depend on where in the country the road gets built — and Maryland seems to be costly turf.

Maryland’s InterCounty Connector has cost $2.57 billion compared to $1.43 billion spent on a similar highway built in Texas, according to Peter Samuel who writes the industry publication Tollroads News.

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