tollbooth
nounUK /ˈtəʊlbuːð/
US /ˈtoʊlbuːθ/
A small building where you pay money to drive on a road.
We stopped at the tollbooth to pay the fee before crossing the bridge.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A booth or kiosk where a toll is collected on a road or bridge.
The tollbooth on the highway was busy during rush hour.
3. A place where a fee is charged for passage, such as at a tunnel or canal.
Drivers must pass through the tollbooth before entering the tunnel.
4. Historically, a booth or stall where tolls were collected at a market or fair.
In medieval times, a tollbooth stood at the entrance to the market square.