The resolution urges the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development to conduct a study comparing the express tolling operations of I-12 with tolling practices in other states. The study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of toll systems, which are designed to maintain traffic speeds of at least 50 mph through dynamic pricing that adjusts based on congestion. It highlights the benefits of optional, price-managed express lanes that complement existing interstates, as well as the role of private sectors in managing toll operations and customer service functions.

The resolution outlines that the study should develop a systematic framework to assess the toll system's benefits and address potential issues, such as the impact of tolling on travel times for Louisiana citizens. The Department of Transportation and Development is required to submit a written report detailing its findings to the House Committee on Transportation, Highways and Public Works by January 1, 2025. A copy of the resolution will also be sent to the secretary of the Department of Transportation and Development.