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  • Posted by CircuitGuy 10 years, 8 months ago
    Gasoline taxes seem like a logical and efficient way to pay for roads, so I don't see the need for separate toll systems.

    I'm sure President Obama's critics will condemn this suggestion, saying things should paid for by taxes and then appear "free" to users. These are the same ones who condemned his Medicare cuts. His supporters, who condemned the Medicare cuts Gingrich proposed, came to his defense. Politics is completely illogical.
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  • Posted by Robbie53024 10 years, 8 months ago
    What got me about the article is the NE centric perspective. Yes, I know, it is for a NE audience, but the fact that they overlook the Ohio St turnpike, the toll interstates in IL, the Kansas st turnpike and others just seems to show that they are fear mongers. There are quite a few interstate highways in the US. That's nothing new.

    As for chokepoints, most of them have open tolling, so no need to stop. That does allow for electronic/visual tracking of your vehicle, however.
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