toll road

Recently, Surfrider invoked an economic argument against a proposed toll road near Trestles, off the Southern California coast.

Wooton had some kind of permit or authority from the government for building this road and was authorized to make it a toll road.

She turned Bess' head toward the toll road and began to climb the steep three miles to Inspiration Point.

The road was a toll-road, but its general condition was hardly such, as to justify the collection of tolls ordinarily.

It became known as the “Shun” Pike because those who traversed it shunned the toll road.

In 1856 he surveyed and built the toll road across the Siskiyou mountains.