Toll avoidance
I put this under class A as I believe those driving Motorhomes ( especially longer heavier w/tag axles) would be paying much higher tolls than fifth wheels or travel trailers, and perhaps more likely ...
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We avoid the toll roads too. For each toll road, there has to be a bypass available. I-64 out of Charleston WV is a toll road so we chose US 60 as a bypass. After negotiating 25 and 20 mph turns, I decided the toll was worth it for that part of the trip. At Fayetteville, we dropped down back to I-64. It's interesting to do the math when figuring tolls. We often wonder how they determine them. In California, there is one price for 2 axle vehicles and another for 3 axle vehicles. However, it they are attached, it becomes a 5 axle vehicle which is considerably more than the 3 and 2 combined. I decided it was worth the irritation to stop just before the toll gate, unhook, go thru, then stop and hook up again. We saved almost $100 in tolls for those 5 sections of toll road.....tolls are simply a politicians' word for taxation.....Dennis
Ansted, W.V.
Ansted, W.V.
