Posted by MarkB_MI on August 11, 2013 at 18:33:59 from (75.219.139.8):
In Reply to: toll roads posted by gtwist on August 11, 2013 at 10:56:27:
So... I guess you're fully in favor of raising fuel taxes to build new roads and fix up the ones we already have. How much of a tax increase do you think is fair? Another buck a gallon on top of what you're already paying? Or would you be willing to support two bucks a gallon?
The reality is that in today's political climate, NOBODY is going to get a road tax increase passed. Most legislators are terrified to even suggest one. So that leaves three remaining options: don't build any new highways, let existing highways and bridges fall apart to fund new roads, or make all new highways toll roads. Take your pick.
In recent years, several new turnpikes have been built in southern California. This is LA, home of the freeway, where driving on toll-free roads is considered a birthright. Yet I can guarantee you that the folks who use those toll roads are very happy to have the opportunity to pay for a shorter commute.
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