Toll revenue definition

Toll revenue means revenues or moneys received by the department from the collection of tolls; from any lease, concession, franchise, license, or other agreement for the right to operate all or part of a tollway, toll facility, or an appurtenant facility; and
Toll revenue means all amounts payable to the Section Developer pursuant to the terms of the MDTA Notes.
Toll revenue means revenues or moneys received by the department from the collection of tolls; and any other revenues or moneys received by the department from the operation of a tollway or toll facility.

Examples of Toll revenue in a sentence

  • Toll revenue from the SR 520 Corridor is deposited into the SR 520 Corridor Account (also known as the Toll Facilities Account).

  • Toll revenue is fully variable while license fee from advertisement is fixed to a certain extent.

  • Toll revenue is recognized when the customers utilize the toll road facility.

  • Toll revenue is a function of traffic volumes and tariffs charged.

  • Toll revenue includes toll collection and Government compensation.

  • Toll revenue is recognized at the time each vehicle passes through the toll plaza.

  • Toll revenue" or "revenue from an eligible toll facility" means toll receipts, all interest income derived from the investment of toll receipts, and any gifts, grants, or other funds received for the benefit of the eligible toll facility that may only be used for purposes consistent with the eighteenth amendment to the Washington Constitution.

  • Toll revenue is accounted for as and when toll is chargeable for the usage of the expressway.

  • Toll revenue now includes toll revenue and service and fee revenue.

  • CompleteLink customers who fail to meet their selected MATUC will be billed the difference between the selected MATUC and the Annual Toll revenue billed.


More Definitions of Toll revenue

Toll revenue has the meaning given to it in the DMPA;
Toll revenue means, for purposes of the Master Resolution, all Tolls collected on the SR 520 Corridor and any other Eligible Toll Facilities that may become part of a System of Eligible Toll Facilities under the Master Resolution and all interest income derived from the investment of Toll receipts. The term “Toll Revenue” includes late charges, damages, liquidated or otherwise, collected under any agreement involving any Project (other than damages that the WSDOT Representative determines shall be applied to Costs of a Project), proceeds of business interruption insurance, amounts transferred from the Revenue Stabilization Subaccount to the Toll Facilities Account in that Fiscal Year, and proceeds of the sale of surplus property acquired for any Project, but does not include (1) Motor Vehicle Fuel Taxes,
Toll revenue means the income received by Concessionaire by levy of Fee, computed by multiplying the applicable Fee provided in the Fee Schedule and the estimate of traffic made by the Concessionaire.
Toll revenue means the amount payable to the Authority under the Development Agreement from the gross amount of all Tolls, administrative fees, violation charges, incidental charges, penalties and other charges collected through a collection process with respect to the System.
Toll revenue means the proceeds from Toll Collection for passing through the Motorway and transferred to the State Company by the Operator or any other authorized persons.
Toll revenue means and includes only such toll revenue or

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