SAN ANTONIO (AP) — A Central Texas toll road world famous for its 85-mph speed limit continues to struggle financially, with revenue of only 30 percent of original projections.

Moody’s Investor Service reported Thursday that the company that built the privately managed leg of Texas 130 southeast of Austin lacks the money to meet a payment due June 30 on the $1.18 billion loan that financed the construction.

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