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> Drivers simply pay for their road use through various taxes, and not directly. Taxes that are also paid by those who don't drive, yes?
by ryukafalz 3y ago
> Drivers simply pay for their road use through various taxes, and not directly.
Taxes that are also paid by those who don't drive, yes?
- cyberax 3y ago> Taxes that are also paid by those who don't drive, yes? If you want to be strictly true then yes. In practice, if you are using transit in the US, then you are likely not paying much in taxes. There are exceptions (NYC, SF, DC), of course.
- rafram 3y ago> There are exceptions (NYC, SF, DC), of course. The metro areas of those three cities contain almost 10 percent of the US population. (Edit: And the vast majority of transit users!)
- matchbok 3y agoIf your whole argument against transit requires us to ignore the three biggest transit systems is order for your argument to work…. You don’t have a good argument champ.