bridge tolls
Span passage payments
Bridge tolls are fees charged for crossing a bridge, typically collected at toll booths or through electronic payment systems.
Major bridges—especially those spanning rivers or bays—often charge tolls to fund construction, maintenance, and operations: Bridge tolls on the Golden Gate went up again.
Some regions use variable tolls to manage traffic congestion during peak hours.
- turnpikesFee-charging highways
- Golden GateCalifornia strait and bridge
- highwayMajor road for travel
- transponderSignal-activated transmitter
- express laneFaster route or checkout
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