E-Toll System definition

E-Toll System means the entire system relating to electronic tolling operated by RMS, any operator of a toll road or any Tag Issuer or Pass Issuer.
E-Toll System means an electronic system operated by a toll road operator for the recording, or the recording and meeting, of liability for a toll for use of the toll road.
E-Toll System means the entire system relating to electronic tolling operated by RMS, any operator of a toll road or any Tag Issuer or Pass Issuer. “Fees” means each of the fees and costs (and any taxes applicable to them) described in clauses 2(a)(ii) - 2(a)(v)

Examples of E-Toll System in a sentence

  • If You inform Budget that the Tag is malfunctioning or is in any way defective, Your E-Toll Facility will still enable You to use the E-Toll System and to pay Tolls and Fees in accordance with these RMS Terms and Conditions and You will continue to be liable for Tolls and Fees.

  • Your E-Toll Facility is provided by RMS to You to enable You to pay Tolls and Fees relating to the E-Toll System in accordance with these RMS Terms and Conditions.


More Definitions of E-Toll System

E-Toll System means the entire system relating to electronic tolling operated by RMS,

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