Causeway Bridge Toll Plaza

I never have a problem here.
I pay with cash.
I try to have correct change.
I always make sure I prepare before I get there.
The toll person smiles at me, I say hello.
Toll person says hello too.
I had a 20 $ dollar bill to pay for my toll once.
Toll person, swiftly hands me my change (because they prepared for clowns like me)
I don’t have a problem driving to the North shore.
I like driving to the North Shore.
My son and I have science lessons in the car on the way to the North Shore.
And I don’t mind paying the toll,
My son recently asked why we needed to pay a toll. I said so they can take care of the bridge. He said, that’s smart.
I agree.

The Causeway Bridge only has the toll plaza at the entrance to the bridge heading south. I have only come south on the causeway a couple of times, each time I have had exact change. The toll people are friendly. For the sake of speed through the plaza, have your money ready. You have enough time, because you know you are going to go through the plaza. Believe me, this is a conscious decision because the bridge itself is a commitment to drive. I will mention what I consider to be the pros and cons of the actual bridge to my review of the Causeway Bridge. I am so sure that the job of a toll-​taker can be monotonous. Be nice to them and they will be nice to you. I have never been mean to them, and I have not gotten a mean toll-​taker. When I was coming back from Baton Rouge after Hurricane Isaac a few years ago and had to take the bridge back, the poor toll-​taker was sitting in her booth just waving the cars by with her window closed because of the rain that was still coming down in the after-​waves of storms.
I’m ending the review reminding everyone to be nice to these toll-​takers and any other toll-​takers you have to cross. I am sure that they appreciate kindness.