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How to fill out a toll:

1. Gather necessary information: Before filling out a toll, make sure you have all the required information handy. This includes your vehicle registration number, the exact amount of the toll fee, and any other relevant documentation.
2. Approach the toll booth: When you reach the toll booth, slow down and ensure that you're in the correct lane for your type of vehicle. Look for signs indicating cash, card, or electronic payment options.
3. Pay the toll fee: If you want to pay with cash, hand over the correct amount to the toll booth operator. If electronic payment is available, follow the instructions on the payment terminal or utilize an electronic toll collection system such as E-ZPass, FasTrak, or SunPass. If paying by card, insert or swipe your card as directed.
4. Collect the toll receipt: After making the payment, wait for the toll booth operator to provide you with a receipt. This receipt may be useful for reimbursement purposes or for your personal records.
5. Exit the toll booth: Once you've completed the payment process and received your receipt, proceed through the designated lane and resume your journey.

Who needs toll:

1. Commuters: Commuters who are using toll roads or bridges for their daily work commute may need to pay tolls. These fees contribute to the maintenance and operation of the infrastructure, allowing for smoother and more efficient travel.
2. Long-distance travelers: Toll roads are often utilized by people who are traveling long distances or going on road trips. These individuals may need to pay tolls in order to access specific highways or bypass congested city areas, ultimately saving time and improving the overall driving experience.
3. Freight and commercial vehicles: Trucks and commercial vehicles, particularly those engaged in haulage or transportation services, often need to pay tolls on certain routes. These fees help cover the additional wear and tear on the road caused by heavy vehicles and contribute to the upkeep of transportation infrastructure.

It's important to note that the specific requirements and regulations regarding tolls may vary depending on the location and the toll operator. Always familiarize yourself with the rules and payment methods applicable to the toll roads you'll be using.

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What is toll?

Toll is a fee charged for the use of a particular road, bridge, or tunnel.

Who is required to file toll?

Individuals or vehicles using the toll road or bridge are required to file toll.

How to fill out toll?

Toll can be filled out online through the official website or at toll booths.

What is the purpose of toll?

The purpose of toll is to help maintain and improve the infrastructure of the road, bridge, or tunnel.

What information must be reported on toll?

Information such as the vehicle type, license plate number, and the point of entry and exit must be reported on toll.