Toll road management involves the operation and maintenance of roads that require drivers to pay a fee, known as a toll, for usage. This system helps fund the construction, upkeep, and improvement of the road infrastructure. Toll roads can be managed by government agencies or private companies, and they often use electronic systems to collect fees efficiently. The revenue generated from tolls is typically reinvested into the road network, ensuring safety and enhancing travel efficiency. Additionally, toll road management may include monitoring traffic patterns and implementing measures to reduce congestion, benefiting both drivers and the surrounding communities.