highway- A highway is a major road designed for automobile travel that connects cities, places, other highways, or other significant points of interest.
Highway designs vary widely. They can include some characteristics of freeways and motorways such as multiple lanes of traffic, a median between lanes of opposing traffic, and access control (ramps and grade separation). Highways can also be as simple as a two-lane, shoulderless road.
freeway- A freeway (also superhighway, expressway or motorway as further explained below) is a multi-lane highway (road) designed for high-speed travel by large numbers of vehicles. Freeways have no traffic lights, stop signs, or other regulations requiring vehicles to stop for cross-traffic. This gives the original meaning of free to refer to free-flowing traffic. Often times nowdays the term "freeway" is used to a point apposed as the "tollway".
California- I-580 has a charge between Castro St. and San Quentin; I-80 has a charge from 1-st St. until exit 8A, HW 92 has a charge from exit 14-B until Hesperian Blvd.; 84- has a charge from after 34th exit until almost Willow Rd.; State 101 - from exit 442 up to Ft. Point N.H.S; I-80- has a charge inbetween exits 27 and 29A-B; I-780- between exits 58 and 56; state 73 along Laguna Beach; S18 and some other roads- north of Mission Viejo; a road leading east of Coronado.
Vermont does not have any paid free/highways.
Utah- doesn't.....
Idaho-doesn't.....
