>This article conflates two very different things: creating new tolls on existing infrastructure, and creating new toll-funded infrastructures. The conflation

>This article conflates two very different things: creating new tolls on existing infrastructure, and creating new toll-funded infrastructures. The conflation is irrelevant. Both things may be rejected outright without consideration of their subtleties. Infrastructure of the type funded by tolls is massive and takes up significant space. No level of tolling will be able to compensate for the disruption to the non-users of the infrastructure.