Are toll booths always located at the entrance of a motorway?

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No, toll booths are not always at the entrance. Their location depends on the toll system used. In a 'closed toll' system, you typically take a ticket at the entrance, and the payment booth is located at the exit to calculate the fare based on the distance traveled. In 'open toll' systems, booths may be located at an intermediate point on the main road to collect a fixed fee. Therefore, they can be found at entrances, exits, or intermediate sections.

Are toll booths always located at the entrance of a motorway?

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