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Tolls are collected to pay for upkeep on highways and bridges.

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The toll rate on the Baltimore Harbor Tunnel is set by the amount of axles on the vehicle ... The going rate as of May 1,2009 is forty cents (.40) for a two (2) axle vehicle ... For vehicles with more axles I've posted a link to the Maryland Transportation Authority (MdTA) ...

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up to $5

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$15

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The current (as of December 30, 2010) toll for cars on the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge is $13 cash (without E-ZPass) and $9.60 with E-ZPass.

Note that these tolls apply only to vehicles heading from Brooklyn to Staten Island. There is NO toll if you're heading from Staten Island to Brooklyn.

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$52 round trip through Staten Island

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According to the fast track website it looks like the fine is $47.50. You will also be charged for the toll you didn't pay which is pretty cheap...depending on how many axels etc. your vehicle has and if you were driving at a "peak" time...looks like the toll itself could be a couple bucks up to like $10. https://www.thetollroads.com/violation/nav.do?dest=faq

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The current (as of 2011) toll for cars on the Tappan Zee Bridge is $5 cash (without E-ZPass) and $4.75 with E-ZPass.

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Yes, there are lockers to hire

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Answer As many as they need. When they run out of a set of numbers, the phone services just add another prefix. Used to be only 800 numbers, now we have 888 and others.

Don't worry, there probably will never be a shortage.

The toll-free codes in North America are 800, 888, 877, 866, 855, and 844, with 833 and 822 reserved for future toll-free use.

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• If from Emily Dickinson's poem, "There is No Frigate Like a Book," the phrase 'oppress of toll' refers to a financial burden of some kind, the oppression of a financial toll.

  "This traverse may the poorest take without the oppress of toll." Dickinson refers to the ability of reading to carry people to faraway lands without having to pay for a ticket on boat/plane/train or other means of transportation. All one needs is a book and an imagination.

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Heading from New Jersey into New York, the toll is $8 for cars without EZ-Pass, at all times. With EZ-Pass, it's $8 during Peak Hours and $6 for Non-Peak Hours.

For motorcycles, it's a dollar less, with or without EZ-Pass, during Peak or Non-Peak hours.

There is NO toll for cars heading from New York to New Jersey.

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See the Related Links for "Sitaf: Frejus Tunnel Tariff information (Italian)" to the bottom for the answer.

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The distance between the start point and the destination is 198km, and will take approximately 1 hours 57 minutes of driving time.

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For a 5axle semi it is 30.90 in indiana and 27.75 for ohio not sure what the cost is for a passenger vehicle but you can go to the state dot sites and find out

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TALL

$3.52 GRANDE

$4.05

VENTI

$4.57

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No it wouldn't be a public good, as though the road may be uncrowded, but you still have to pay to be on the road. If you don't have the money to be on the road you would be prevented from going onto the road. Toll roads are excludable goods and therefore are not public goods - the individual is prevented from going onto the road.

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The current (as of December 30, 2010) toll for cars on the Bronx-Whitestone Bridge is $6.50 cash (without E-ZPass) and $4.80 with E-ZPass.

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you should take the Manhattan bridge follow the holland tunnel signs and get to NJ without paying any tolls. however on your way back you must pay the toll for entering nyc.

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Drive there and find out

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On the I-90, or the New York State Thruway, assuming you have a standard vehicle: Tolls from Exit 23 - Albany (Downtown) to Exit 53 - Buffalo (Downtown) - I-190 * Cash: $10.85 * With EZPASS: $9.77 This is assuming you take the exits above. For other exits in the two cities, the cost may be less that that. For more information, see: [http://www.nysthruway.gov/tolls/calc/trip.cgi]