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I'd argue it's still a strong objection, your solutions require a lot more bureaucracy and would still be filled with loopholes. A couple quick ones: 1. Regis
by dahdum 8y ago
I'd argue it's still a strong objection, your solutions require a lot more bureaucracy and would still be filled with loopholes.
A couple quick ones:
1. Registering the car in your grandparents name, who have no income, to avoid tolls. Or perhaps your stay at home spouse (assuming you file separately).
2. Make your next vehicle a light truck or van to avoid potentially hundreds in monthly congestion tolls. Luxury trucks are very much a thing.
I agree your plan would technically work, but it would be filled with exceptions, loopholes, and political handouts. That is rather fitting for NYC though.
- dionidium 8y ago> I agree your plan would technically work, but it would be filled with exceptions, loopholes, and political handouts. That is rather fitting for NYC though. The end result of which would be a whole bunch of people paying a congestion tax who aren't paying one today.