road tolls
Driving passage payments
Road tolls are fees charged for using certain highways, bridges, or tunnels.
The money typically funds construction, maintenance, or reduces congestion.
Tolls may be collected at booths, through electronic transponders, or by photographing license plates: We spent forty dollars on road tolls driving to the city.
The singular road toll can also mean the number of deaths from traffic accidents.
- ticket boothSales point for admission
- exact changePayment without remainder
- revenueBusiness income total
- bridgesStructures spanning obstacles
- highwaysMajor intercity roads
congestion pricing · tunnels · dynamic pricing · rush hour · express lanes · user fees · transponder · bridge tolls · smart sensors · turnpikes · E-ZPass · cost recovery · highway robbery · RFID tags · interchanges · maintenance costs · exemptions · free pass
- road tollstolls, highway tolls, bridge tolls, tunnel tolls, turnpikes
- Transit termstraffic flow, transit routes, transit hubs, transit stations, transit delays
- transport policyhighway funding, congestion pricing, fuel taxes, infrastructure funding, highway tolls
- transportationcar, bus, airplane, train, plane
- feesfee, fees, service fee, service charge, flat fee
- roadshighway, highways, freeway, roads, freeways
road tollspublic funding
Government-allocated monetary support
fuel taxes · government subsidies · property taxes · excise taxes