Economically, this makes no sense. Each thirty-five cent toll costs thirteen cents to collect. In terms of traffic flow, constructing a world-class highway and then placing toll tourniquets up and down its length seems absurd. With today's high cost of gasoline, both in terms of conserving energy and saving money, it's all that much more important to keep traffic flowing efficiently. Compelling tens of thousands of motorists to needlessly sit in a parked vehicle with the engine running just to pay tolls is very fuelish.
Toll Booths are also responsible for many accidents.
That's why Connecticut banned them. The toll system on the Garden State Parkway is so out-dated you could aptly call it the Jurassic Parkway.