"The Toll Bridge" is a structure that requires drivers to pay a fee, known as a toll, to cross. These bridges are often built to connect two areas separated by water or a valley, facilitating transportation and commerce. The toll collected helps maintain the bridge and fund its construction. Toll bridges can vary in design, from simple spans to elaborate structures with multiple lanes. Some well-known examples include the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco and the George Washington Bridge in New York City. These bridges play a crucial role in regional infrastructure and traffic management.