toll road

American  

noun

1. a road or highway on which a toll is exacted.

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Etymology

Origin of toll road

First recorded in 1815–25

Example Sentences

In April, Goldman finalized a financing deal for a Mexican toll road in a public-private partnership that involved the country’s government, according to people familiar with the matter.

From The Wall Street Journal

The new team will also focus on the building or upgrading of traditional infrastructure, ranging from toll roads to airports, in developed and emerging markets.

From The Wall Street Journal

Transurban said average daily traffic on its network of toll roads rose by 2.7% in the period, with growth across all of its markets.

From The Wall Street Journal

In the 1950s, when I-70 was being built, federal rules forbade using government money to connect a free road directly to a toll road.

From Salon

Roger Hargreaves, director of Glossop Heritage Trust, said it was built as a turnpike - or toll road - to connect Sheffield with Manchester.

From BBC