Sentence examples for toll charges from inspiring English sources

He relied largely on credit-card statements, travel records, docket entries for cases in which he appeared, and FedEx and E-ZPass toll charges.

And rural residents who use national I.S.P.'s like America Online or EarthLink often find themselves paying toll charges to call access numbers.

When the technique was first used in the mid-1990's, Internet telephone conversations were hailed as a way to make long-distance calls without paying toll charges.

If you don't want certain callers, like clients, to incur toll charges, you can provide an 800 number for six cents a minute per caller.

But unlike Internet phone services that charge by the length of the calls, Pudding Media offers calling without any toll charges.

Plans for toll charges on the A14 between Cambridge and Huntingdon will be scrapped after local objections, with the £1.5bn widening scheme expected to be funded by the Government.

He said the toll charge, expected to be €5 per vehicle crossing, was not an attempt to discriminate against Gibraltar but a savvy way of offsetting the pollution and traffic congestion caused by six million vehicles driving through La Línea every year.

For years, taxi drivers were required by their manual (pdf) to inform passengers headed toward a river crossing that a toll charge would be added to the normal rate of fare.

timmyb writes: When PFI was set up it was never meant for things like schools and hospitals, it was meant for things like roads and bridges which could be toll charged and were uncomplicated to maintain.

A stronger example could be the dynamic toll charging; charging each vehicle based on its profile, used roads and/or daily mileage.

Interviewees had to choose among different routes for a hypothetical trip, based on the following attributes: travel time, toll charge and level of risk.