Tollroads are the type of roads that require payments from drivers.
Consider the following regarding the tollroads:
- Most tollroads are now providing online registration for monthly and even one-time use.
- If you enter a tollroad without having the prior registration, you must pay using a tollbooth.
- Some tollroads have removed the option to pay with tollbooth due to the cost of having a cashier collecting at the tollbooth and are now requiring prior registration (or online registration) prior to use.
- If you drive on a tollroad without paying, your license plate number will be captured via cameras, and you will receive a ticket.
When approaching a tollbooth on the freeway:
- Look ahead for tollbooth signs.
- Slow down in advance.
- Be prepared for slow or stopped traffic near the tollbooth; give yourself adequate space to stop.
- Use the tollbooth lane designated for your kind of vehicle. Some lanes are marked for carpools, buses, and trucks.
- Only use lanes that are marked as open (green lights or sign).
As you exit the tollbooth area:
- Look for other drivers on both sides of you.
- Find the best point to merge, and accelerate gradually.
- Adjust your speed to the flow of traffic.
