Sentence examples for toll ticket from inspiring English sources
The phrase "toll ticket" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to a ticket that is issued for payment of a toll, typically on a road or bridge. Example: "Make sure to keep your toll ticket handy, as you will need it to exit the highway."
Those not enrolled must get a toll ticket when entering the turnpike and exit via a cash lane.
Bills will be lowered if the participants send the turnpike authority a copy of the toll ticket from the entry plaza they used.
But investigators found that the van had moved an average of 62 m.p.h. on the turnpike, based on the time the driver got a toll ticket, the distance it traveled, and the time the shooting was reported.
The troopers said that they had pulled the van over for speeding, but an analysis of the time stamp on the driver's toll ticket and the distance driven indicated that the vehicle could not have been traveling much over the speed limit.
In 2011, traffic counting was started in each section of the A8 between Kanfanar interchange and the Učka Tunnel using the toll ticket counts.
The route comes to a toll barrier near Pittston that marks the northern end of the toll ticket system in the Northeast Extension.
He said that Travelers Marketing started its business in 1997 by convincing the Massachusetts Turnpike to put coupons on its toll tickets and receipts.
For decades, drivers have fiddled with the radio, chatted with friends, read maps and highway toll tickets, rifled through the glove compartment for CDs and cassette tapes, applied lipstick and shuffled through seat-side bags to find that last cigarette while driving.
Despite this, toll tickets are issued and collected at all exits with toll plazas.
As of the closure there are $49,015 in toll tickets that have not been used.
Motorists originally stopped at booths to receive toll tickets from turnpike staff, but in 1987 ticket machines replaced human workers.
