The answer is to reduce the size and number of roads dedicated to cars, while investing in public transit. Even with gasoline taxes, cars are one of the most he

The answer is to reduce the size and number of roads dedicated to cars, while investing in public transit. Even with gasoline taxes, cars are one of the most heavily subsidized forms of transit. The amount of space and investment needed by cars is insane. Trying to pull more money from drivers is good, but you need to give people an alternative to being taxed into oblivion. Busses, light rail, inter-city trains, 24 hour service, etc...