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- adjective On which no
toll is charged. - adjective rare, poetic Not having been tolled;
unrung .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Now some things do not have streams of revenue to hand over to the private sector operator – for example, untolled roads, so in that case there is a “shadow toll” – a revenue stream that is related to use.
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Now some things do not have streams of revenue to hand over to the private sector operator – for example, untolled roads, so in that case there is a “shadow toll” – a revenue stream that is related to use.
Global credit crisis spells uncertain future for B.C. infrastructure « Stephen Rees's blog 2008
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Only an estimated 40,000 marsh dwellers remained: untolled numbers were murdered outright, the rest scattered to scratch out a living under the harshest circumstances or became refugees and fled to neighboring Iran.
Veniceblog: 2005
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Only an estimated 40,000 marsh dwellers remained: untolled numbers were murdered outright, the rest scattered to scratch out a living under the harshest circumstances or became refugees and fled to neighboring Iran.
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Commuters in the working class suburbs of Pitt Meadows and Langley pay tolls to cross the Fraser River while luxury SUVs head for the ski slopes of Whistler on the $600 million untolled highway.
BC Bloggers Norman Farrell 2010
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Commuters in the working class suburbs of Pitt Meadows and Langley pay tolls to cross the Fraser River while luxury SUVs head for the ski slopes of Whistler on the $600 million untolled highway.
BC Bloggers Norman Farrell 2010
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Historically, the tolled lanes of SR-91 represent an average of 15% of total tolled and untolled SR-91 volume.
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She also asserted that the worst air pollution hotspot in Queens was at the tolled Queens Midtown Tunnel and not the untolled Queensboro Bridge.
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Determined to spare the relatively small number of drivers who cross the untolled bridges from even a minor charge, Smith called for forcing everyone in the downstate region to pay substantially more to register a car or get a driver's license, or even get a learner's permit.
NY Daily News 2009
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