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Road Usage Charge Fact Sheet: Oregon - National Conference of State ...
OReGO reports approximately 700 current participants as of Dec. 7, 2020. To enroll, a driver must first choose a commercial account provider or the state account manager to manages payments. Three firms— Azuga , Emovis and ODOT —currently offer RUC mileage reporting and payment services.
Oregon Gov. Kate Brown Expands Road-Usage Charge Program
Oregon Gov. Kate Brown has signed legislation that will expand the state’s voluntary road usage charge program, known as OReGO. OReGO assesses a per-mile charge to participating drivers, who ...
OReGO: Oregon's Road Usage Charge Program
What is OReGO? Currently, Oregonians pay a fuel tax to fund road preservation and improvement projects. But cars and trucks are using less gas or run on electricity, shrinking funds for our roads and bridges. With the OReGO pay-per-mile system, Oregonians pay for the miles they drive instead of gallons consumed.
Oregon Department of Transportation : OReGO : OReGO : State of Oregon
OReGO is a Pay-by-Mile Program for Passenger Vehicles in Oregon. Join OReGO and pay two cents for each mile you drive. Electric vehicles or vehicles with 40+mpg receive a $35 to $115 savings on annual DMV fees in our pay-by-mile program.
Oregon Department of Transportation : FAQ : OReGO : State of Oregon
ODOT has operated this program since 2015. OReGO is one solution to help fund transportation in Oregon. Drivers pay two cents for every mile they drive. If you drive more, you pay more. If you drive less, you pay less. Several states have followed our lead and adopted a pay-by-mile program.
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