Contact state and local departments of transportation as well as state highway departments to learn more about toll collector opportunities. School career services offices may have additional information on such careers or related agencies to contact about the nature of the work and the applicable job requirements. They may also be able to arrange a talk by an experienced toll collector or supervisor. Many such professionals will be more than happy to share their experiences and detail the everyday duties of those involved in the profession.
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