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toll bridge

noun

  1. a bridge at which a toll is charged.


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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of toll bridge1

First recorded in 1765–75
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Women are always told, especially in show business, just put it in neutral and let it coast to the toll bridge.

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There’s no rest for weary motorists this weekend, as a full closure of the Highway 520 toll bridge follows last weekend’s disastrous snarls on neighboring I-90.

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People heading to Seattle from the Eastside must take transit, take the 520 toll bridge to the north, or go around the lake.

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Notable: Built as a private toll bridge in 1930 — and opened with great ceremony — in 1941 it was sold to a special commission created by Congress to purchase and manage the bridge.

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Route 1, took a narrow toll bridge from the mainland to Key Largo and continued on Card Sound Road, a two-lane road that ends at County Road 905.

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