Sentence examples for charged tolls from inspiring English sources
To keep cars moving on interstates, it urges greater use of what it calls "performance-driven tolling," in which vehicles with single occupants are charged tolls that rise or fall depending on congestion.
That would suggest the possibility of motorists being charged tolls for using roads that have had improvements like extra lanes or remodelled junctions.
Following a period when the Archbishops of York charged tolls for its use, it became a free navigation.
The land on which the basin was built was owned by the River Dee Company, who therefore charged tolls on all traffic using it.
The new bridge, which became the only crossing between Cumberland and Washington, D.C. to survive the flood of March 1936, charged tolls from a tollgate at the West Virginia end of the bridge.
Turkey cannot charge tolls or stop ships passing through.
The Canadian authority, meanwhile, continued to operate as before and to charge tolls.
The companies then could charge tolls for people to use these roads, bridges and transportation.
In the Middle Ages Ninfa grew rich charging tolls between Rome and Naples, and industries flourished, starting with tanneries.
To pay for repairing the National Road, Congress proposed charging tolls, but President James Monroe vetoed the bill and set an enduring precedent.
