Tollway (noun)

A road or highway for which a fee is charged for use, often to pay for construction or maintenance of the road.

Origin:

From toll + way.

Examples:

1. The tollway was the quickest way to get from the city to the suburbs, but it was also the most expensive.
2. Many drivers chose to avoid the tollway, opting for the slower but free alternative route instead.
3. The tollway was a modern, well-maintained highway that offered a smooth and quick journey for those willing to pay the tolls.
4. The tollway was a source of controversy, with many citizens objecting to the fees charged to use the road.
5. The tollway system used electronic transponders to collect tolls, making the process of paying much more convenient for drivers.