A bridge where drivers or pedestrians must pay to cross.
Example sentencesExamples
This legislation will allow Tauranga to get its second harbour bridge, as a toll bridge.
I'm sitting in traffic northbound on the M50 toll bridge not going anywhere fast.
Exactly the same thing happened two years ago when the toll bridge was completely closed for a weekend for resurfacing work.
The heart of the park is at the bend in the river called Bridgeport, where a restored covered bridge - built in 1862 as a toll bridge for wagons and livestock - stretches 229 feet across the river.
Charges at an ancient toll bridge used by 700,000 vehicles a year will rocket by up to 166 per cent to save the bridge company from financial ruin.
They were making the crossing by boat because the toll bridge had broken down, he said.
Most critics of the tolling scheme highlighted the existing delays caused by the toll bridge at the West Link bridge in Dublin as a reason for keeping the M4 free of charge.
The Snowden Bridge was the only toll bridge in Montana.
The airstrip on Skye, about three miles south of the toll bridge which connects the island to the mainland, was built by the Royal Engineers in 1973.
Although regular users of the toll bridge can already pay electronically by having a pass card, it still requires cars to stop briefly at the barrier, thereby causing traffic tailbacks.
The controversial toll bridge linking the Kyle of Lochalsh and Skye opened in October 1995.
This is the part of the journey that appeals to my sadistic side - glancing through the windscreens at the faces of frustrated drivers stuck in the queue waiting to cross the toll bridge.
We can see that many homeless people reside under the toll bridge and live in shabby makeshift slums.
This is Ha'penny Bridge House, close to the site of an old toll bridge that was destroyed by floods in 1994.
Delays caused by motorists queuing to pay at the Westlink toll bridge are seen as the major reason for regular gridlock on the M50 during peak-time traffic, despite the opening of a second bridge over the River Liffey last year.
Sue gave me two bucks cash so I could pay for the toll bridge.
It was not until the 1970s that the toll bridge was rebuilt and strengthened with iron.
Ian says the new Selby bypass will bring in extra trade from those who didn't want to cross the toll bridge before.
It is barely getting sufficient funds to man the toll bridge.
In 1800, along with Connellsville founder Zachariah Connell, Meason was authorized by the state Legislature to build a toll bridge across the Youghiogheny River.
Definition of toll bridge in US English:
toll bridge
nounˈtōl ˌbrij
A bridge where drivers or pedestrians must pay to cross.
Example sentencesExamples
The Snowden Bridge was the only toll bridge in Montana.
Although regular users of the toll bridge can already pay electronically by having a pass card, it still requires cars to stop briefly at the barrier, thereby causing traffic tailbacks.
The airstrip on Skye, about three miles south of the toll bridge which connects the island to the mainland, was built by the Royal Engineers in 1973.
The controversial toll bridge linking the Kyle of Lochalsh and Skye opened in October 1995.
They were making the crossing by boat because the toll bridge had broken down, he said.
Exactly the same thing happened two years ago when the toll bridge was completely closed for a weekend for resurfacing work.
This legislation will allow Tauranga to get its second harbour bridge, as a toll bridge.
This is Ha'penny Bridge House, close to the site of an old toll bridge that was destroyed by floods in 1994.
In 1800, along with Connellsville founder Zachariah Connell, Meason was authorized by the state Legislature to build a toll bridge across the Youghiogheny River.
Delays caused by motorists queuing to pay at the Westlink toll bridge are seen as the major reason for regular gridlock on the M50 during peak-time traffic, despite the opening of a second bridge over the River Liffey last year.
Sue gave me two bucks cash so I could pay for the toll bridge.
Charges at an ancient toll bridge used by 700,000 vehicles a year will rocket by up to 166 per cent to save the bridge company from financial ruin.
This is the part of the journey that appeals to my sadistic side - glancing through the windscreens at the faces of frustrated drivers stuck in the queue waiting to cross the toll bridge.
The heart of the park is at the bend in the river called Bridgeport, where a restored covered bridge - built in 1862 as a toll bridge for wagons and livestock - stretches 229 feet across the river.
It was not until the 1970s that the toll bridge was rebuilt and strengthened with iron.
Ian says the new Selby bypass will bring in extra trade from those who didn't want to cross the toll bridge before.
Most critics of the tolling scheme highlighted the existing delays caused by the toll bridge at the West Link bridge in Dublin as a reason for keeping the M4 free of charge.
I'm sitting in traffic northbound on the M50 toll bridge not going anywhere fast.
We can see that many homeless people reside under the toll bridge and live in shabby makeshift slums.
It is barely getting sufficient funds to man the toll bridge.