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More facilities are likely to introduce tolls in the future, given infrastructure funding needs and recent improvements in tolling technology that allow for open-road tolling without overhead gantries, letting traffic flow more freely.

Where the Money Is R. Richard Geddes 2011

Thanks to new open-road technology, these pricing programs can be put in place without forcing a single driver to slow down to pay a toll or have their transponder "read."

Gas Taxes Are High Enough Mary E. Peters 2008

Harley is looking to broaden its products sold, with plans to produce a three-wheel motorcycle, or "trike," that has demonstrated appeal to enthusiasts, who for age or other reasons can't afford the risk of a two-wheel open-road vehicle.

Harley-Davidson's Net Slips 2008

Then engineers figured out they worked fine at highway speeds, and that plazas could be eliminated for "open-road" tolling of vehicles with transponders.

Life in the Slow Lane Robert W. Poole Jr. 2007

Richard and his wife are in the process of selling their house and going on the open-road indefinitely.

Dead ant, Dead ant… 2004

But why equip an open-road bridge with winch-rings?

The Gates of Thorbardin Parkinson, Dan 1990

But why equip an open-road bridge with winch-rings?

The Gates of Thorbardin Parkinson, Dan 1990

But why equip an open-road bridge with winch-rings?

The Gates of Thorbardin Parkinson, Dan 1990

But the results are mixed: On open-road jaunts like the cooing 'Be Still My Beating Heart', Kirkland unfurls boogie and blues-influenced lines as a reflexive, natural-sounding counterpoint to the vocals.

...Nothing Like The Sun 1987

Simon reckoned that he might still get on if he arrived as late as 12.45, but that still gave him only an hour and three quarters to travel those seventy-five miles, in far from open-road conditions.

Salvage for the Saint Charteris, Leslie, 1907- 1983