Land Transportation - Documentation and Charges

Here you will learn some English words related to documentation and charges such as "driver's license", "road tax", and "open toll system."

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Land Transportation

a document that allows someone to practice driving under supervision before obtaining a full driver's license

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a permit that allows individuals to legally operate large vehicles such as trucks and buses for commercial purposes

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a booklet that provides essential information and guidelines for operating a motor vehicle safely and legally

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a booklet that provides instructions and guidance for operating and maintaining a specific product or device

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warranty [noun]

a written agreement in which a manufacturer promises a customer to repair or replace a product, under certain conditions, within a specific period of time

Ex: Make sure to keep the receipt ; without it , you can not claim the warranty .
pass [noun]

a document or authorization that allows a person to enter, cross, or move through a restricted area

Ex: A special pass allowed them to travel through the border checkpoint .
toll [noun]

a charge collected for the use of a road, bridge, or tunnel

Ex: Tolls fund maintenance of major roads .

a small booth or structure at a toll plaza where tolls are collected from drivers

Ex: He waited in line at the tollbooth to pay the toll fee .

a designated area on a road or highway where vehicles must pay a fee or toll

Ex: The toll plaza marked the entrance to the expressway .
road tax [noun]

a fee imposed by the government for owning and using a vehicle on public roads

Ex: Failure to pay road tax can result in fines or penalties from transportation authorities .

a fee charged for using roads to manage traffic flow and reduce congestion

Ex: The effectiveness of road pricing varies depending on how well it integrates with existing transportation systems .

a fee charged to vehicles for entering certain busy areas during peak times, aiming to reduce traffic congestion and improve air quality

Ex: Residents often debate whether congestion pricing unfairly targets those who need to travel by car for work or other essential reasons .

a system where vehicles are charged electronically while moving through toll stations without needing to stop

Ex: The main advantage of open road tolling is its efficiency in collecting tolls without causing delays for drivers .

a system where drivers pay a predetermined fee before entering a highway or bridge

Ex: Closed toll collection reduces traffic congestion at toll plazas compared to open toll systems .

a system that automatically charges drivers for using highways or bridges through electronic means, without requiring them to stop

Ex: Users of electronic toll collection systems typically have a small electronic device installed in their vehicles .

a system where tolls are collected electronically without accepting cash payments at toll booths

Ex: The main benefit of cashless tolling is that it saves time for drivers because they do n't have to stop to pay their tolls .
shunpike [noun]

a road used to avoid paying tolls on a toll road

Ex: Local residents often use the shunpike to avoid the tolls imposed on the main expressway .
fare [noun]

the amount of money we pay to travel with a bus, taxi, plane, etc.

Ex: The airline offers lower fares for early morning flights .

a charge levied on the detention of a vessel, container, or cargo beyond the allotted time for loading or unloading at a port

Ex: To avoid demurrage costs , the logistics manager ensured efficient coordination between the warehouse and transportation teams .
courtesy [adjective]

given or offered free of charge as a gesture of goodwill or favor

Ex: As a courtesy service , the clinic provided free initial consultations to new patients .