A turnpike trust is a historical system in which private companies or local authorities were granted the right to collect tolls on specific roads, known as turnpikes, to fund their maintenance and improvement. Established in Britain during the 18th and 19th centuries, these trusts aimed to enhance transportation infrastructure by managing toll revenues. The trusts were typically managed by a board of trustees, who were responsible for overseeing the road's upkeep and operations. Ultimately, many turnpike trusts were dissolved or transitioned into public ownership as road infrastructure evolved.
Metropolitan Turnpike Trust ended in 1872.
Metropolitan Turnpike Trust was created in 1827.
Billington. has written: 'Nightingales to Bolton Turnpike Trust 1763-1877'
Lancaster Turnpike from J LO K.S.B.
lancaster turnpike
The Massachusetts Turnpike was closed in the blizzard.
Connecticut Turnpike was created in 1958.
Everett Turnpike was created in 1955.
Centre Turnpike was created in 1808.
Cimarron Turnpike was created in 1975.
Massachusetts Turnpike was created in 1958.
Turnpike House was created in 1805.