The answer: TOLLBOOTH
Example of roadside building replaced by E-tag
All attended toll plazas and most unattended plazas have a roadside building structure to provide the operations staff cash-handling, restroom, breakroom and locker facilities as well as protection of computer and communications equipment. A single plaza building is often located on the right side of one of the two directional conventional plazas. This building has also been located in the center of the plaza between the two directional conventional plazas.
In both of these cases, a tunnel or overhead walkway is commonly used to provide safe access to the operations staff when walking to their assigned toll booth. In cases of limited right of way, overhead buildings have been built, such as New Jersey Exit 1, which provides safe and convenient access for the operations and maintenance staff. Agencies such as TCA in Orange County, California, have constructed plaza buildings on both sides of the overall plaza (i.e., right side of each directional conventional plaza).
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