Who decides how much the tollways can charge per mile and are limits put in place...

Who decides how much the tollways can charge per mile and are limits put in place before the contract is negotiated?

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A toll road, also known as a turnpike or tollway, is a public or private road or which a fee is assessed for passage.A dynamic toll pricing system bases toll prices on the realtime, measured road conditions while a static pricing system does not; the latter can consist of systems that have one set toll price or variable toll prices depending on the time of day. Dynamic toll pricing systems have gained popularity within the last decade, especially in the US. The earliest dynamic toll pricing system in the US originated in Minneapolis.

TOLL PRICE IS DEPEND AND DECIDE BY THE CENTER GOVT OF COUNTRY BUT COLLECTED BY THE STATE .

Rahul Sunny answered 2 years ago

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