Are there toll roads in your nation? If so, how expensive are they? Do they get government funds?
In Haydenish People, there are two states. In the eastern state, Fautlin, there are six toll roads: The Mountain Parkway, The Western State Parkway, The Southwestern State Parkway, The Northeastern State Parkway, The Valley Connector, and Interstate 380. These operate as one coalition separate from the government, and are counted as a private business and must pay taxes. In the western state, Loto, there is one toll road: Interstate 90, for approximately 200 miles. This is under the Loto Department of Transportation. The Fautlin Parkways average 3 centaurans per mile (3.75 US cents) and Interstate 90 averages 2.5 centaurans per mile (~2.9 US cents).
There is also the Great Bicycle Tollway, which averages 1.7 centaurans per mile (~2 US cents). However, for this, you get rest stops (with air pumps and workshops) every 30 miles, restaurants every 60 miles, and hotels every 90 miles. This road runs from Northeast to Southwest. This is part of a larger network of bicycle interstates and nationwide trails. No pedestrians allowed on this road.
