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It's more than that. For intra-city transit, anti-transit people generally demand that public transit pay for itself, while still demanding all the roads (insi
by shiroiushi 2y ago
It's more than that. For intra-city transit, anti-transit people generally demand that public transit pay for itself, while still demanding all the roads (inside the city) be free. Of course, there's a big question about practicality when it comes to putting tolls on all the small roads and streets in a city, but these same people are the ones who oppose "congestion charges" like that implemented in London, which effectively imposes a toll for using any of the roads inside a certain area.