A toll road is a type of roadway where drivers are required to pay a fee, known as a toll, to use it. This fee helps fund the construction, maintenance, and operation of the road. Toll roads can be found in many countries and are often used to manage traffic flow and reduce congestion. Tolls can be collected in various ways, including cash booths, electronic toll collection systems, or automatic license plate recognition. Some toll roads offer different rates based on vehicle type or time of day. Examples of toll roads include the New Jersey Turnpike and the Chicago Skyway.