Sentence examples for toll fees from inspiring English sources

Radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags have made paying toll fees and public transit fares a breeze.

The road was rough and dangerously steep and the toll fees high (though they dropped in later years), but most travelers deemed it safer than risking life and limb on the Columbia.

Denmark, which is seen as the main beneficiary, is putting up the majority of the estimated €4.4bn (£3.74bn) in costs – to be reclaimed in toll fees – towards what will be Europe's largest transportation scheme.

And so the reporter voyaged from the Salvador Dali Museum in Figueres, Spain, and, on, through Paul Cézanne country in southern France, to Italy, spending cash along the way on oysters and highway toll fees with a profligacy that seems heretical in these more straitened times.

Avis and Budget charge $1.50 for each day of use plus toll fees for an E-ZPass transponder, and their entire fleets are outfitted for a similar system in Houston called PlatePass, at a cost of $2 a day plus tolls.

In a year the road agency has racked up US$200 million in unpaid toll fees.

The toll fee is nothing – not much more than a Mars bar – and it saves miles on petrol.

This ridiculous procedure only cost ten cents extra service charge in addition to the regular toll fee.

The toll fee is still governed by parliament and cannot be increased without a new Act being passed by the secretary of state.

The previous holder of that dubious title is neighbouring Shanxi province, which is faced with such a huge bill to clean up the environmental mess of its mining industry that it has slapped a hefty excess road toll fee on coal trucks.

The vigilante leader, who asked not to be named for fear of reprisals, told the BBC that Boko Haram gunmen had set up checkpoints on roads to Damboa and were charging motorists a toll fee.