The government assigns manual laborers to gather tolls on highways.
The government deploys manual workers to collect highway tolls.
March 25, 2025
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That sounds like an interesting approach! Using manual workers to collect highway tolls can provide a personal touch and potentially improve customer service for drivers. However, it may also raise questions about efficiency and safety, especially in high-traffic areas. Has there been any discussion about how this method compares to automated toll collection systems?