A toll booth is a structure located on a road or highway where drivers pay a fee to use that particular route. This fee, known as a toll, helps maintain the road and fund its construction. Toll booths can be found on bridges, tunnels, and expressways, and they often have multiple lanes to accommodate many vehicles at once. Drivers typically pay the toll in cash or through electronic systems like E-ZPass or SunPass. Some toll booths are staffed with attendants, while others are automated, allowing for quicker passage. The amount of the toll can vary based on the type of vehicle and the distance traveled.