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Tollbooth (GTA4) (East Borough Bridge 1).jpg|The East Borough Bridge tollbooth in GTA IV. | Tollbooth (GTA4) (East Borough Bridge 1).jpg|The East Borough Bridge tollbooth in GTA IV. | ||
Tollbooth (GTA4) (Dukes Bay Bridge).jpg|The Dukes Bay Bridge tollbooth in GTA IV. | Tollbooth (GTA4) (Dukes Bay Bridge).jpg|The Dukes Bay Bridge tollbooth in GTA IV. | ||
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== Exploits == | == Exploits == | ||
*In GTA IV, the player can drive an emergency vehicle through tollbooths to avoid being charged. Another way to get through the tollbooth without paying is to bail out of the car while it's going through the booth, then simply walking to the car on the other side and driving off. Also, the tolls can be passed slightly faster with the cell phone out, allowing the player to slow down instead of stopping. | *In GTA IV, the player can drive an emergency vehicle through tollbooths to avoid being charged. Another way to get through the tollbooth without paying is to bail out of the car while it's going through the booth, then simply walking to the car on the other side and driving off. Also, the tolls can be passed slightly faster with the cell phone out, allowing the player to slow down instead of stopping. On top of this, there is a gap between the two sides of the road which can be passed through by thin to average width cars and bikes, allowing you to pass through free of charge. | ||
[[Category:Ground Transport]] | [[Category:Ground Transport]] | ||
[[Category:Transport in GTA San Andreas]] | [[Category:Transport in GTA San Andreas]] | ||