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(A toll is a charge typically imposed by a government for using a particular road, bridge or tunnel, often long after construction has been paid for.)
 
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A '''toll''' is a charge typically imposed by a [[government]] for using a particular road, bridge or tunnel.
 
A '''toll''' is a charge typically imposed by a [[government]] for using a particular road, bridge or tunnel.
  
Tolls often continue to be imposed long after construction has been paid for, simply as a way of funding government.
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Tolls often continue to be imposed long after construction has been paid for, simply as a way of funding government, but can also be used to expand or extend a road or for major improvements.
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Latest revision as of 22:30, February 24, 2019

A toll is a charge typically imposed by a government for using a particular road, bridge or tunnel.

Tolls often continue to be imposed long after construction has been paid for, simply as a way of funding government, but can also be used to expand or extend a road or for major improvements.