I've seen several stories today on related concepts. This one, and another on apps like Waze advising people to drive through neighborhoods. It's starting to

I've seen several stories today on related concepts. This one, and another on apps like Waze advising people to drive through neighborhoods. It's starting to sound like some folks are questioning the wisdom of having public roads that are free for anybody to use. Because, y'see, that's the rub. If you want everybody to pay taxes to provide roads, and you want roads from your house to everywhere you want to go that you don't have to (directly) pay for, then you kinda just have to live with the fact that they're public and anybody can use them. Or, I mean, you could start having private roads everywhere, and then make up any old rules you want.