A central Pennsylvania lawmaker has introduced a measure to ensure that Pennsylvania officials have the final say over whether interestate highways running through the state are tolled.

The bill, proposed by state Rep. Matt Gabler, R-Clearfield, stems from Act 44 of 2007, which leased I-80 along the northern tier of the state to the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission. The commission planned to toll the highway, but the Federal Highway Administration in 2010 rejected the plan.