Great opinion, continue to price individuals out of existence.
I have no idea how effective it will be, or whether the advantages will outweigh the disadvantages.
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Great opinion, continue to price individuals out of existence.
I have no idea how effective it will be, or whether the advantages will outweigh the disadvantages.
Imagine how much more expensive living in LA will be. Instead of fixing their god awful public transit (like NYC) they want to punish people for using the only reliable mode of transportation?
Imagine how much more expensive living in LA will be. Instead of fixing their god awful public transit (like NYC) they want to punish people for using the only reliable mode of transportation?
Imagine how much more expensive living in LA will be. Instead of fixing their god awful public transit (like NYC) they want to punish people for using the only reliable mode of transportation?
By far the most efficient mechanism humanity has ever come up with for distributing scarce resources (such as room on freeways) are free markets. The article is 100% correct that pervasive tolls are the only effective and fair way to reduce what has become monumentally oppressive traffic congestion in LA.
Aren't tolls like this an incredibly regressive tax that further hurts the poor?
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How are you going to get people to invest in public transit without getting them out of their cars? LA is hands down the worst major metro area I've been to when it comes to transit, and getting people off the roads will only improve that situation—carpooling, public transit, biking, and hell WALKING are all better options.
LA is 35 miles long. What would the walking commute of 10 million people look like? So you're suggesting that instead of fixing the problem (public transit) they should start whipping people so that the rich can drive on their traffic-free roads?
Imagine how much more expensive living in LA will be. Instead of fixing their god awful public transit (like NYC) they want to punish people for using the only reliable mode of transportation?
Great opinion, continue to price individuals out of existence.
Isn't that kinda the point - price them out of existing on the road . Make it more cost-effective to work closer to home, or outside of rush hour. I have no idea how effective it will be, or whether the advantages will outweigh the disadvantages.