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It is in the progressive cities, but Austin is debating tolling I-35 through downtown.
They have made it to get anywhere a toll road is the only real logical choice. Roads that needed built long ago, are built as toll roads.
I spend $100-$150 on toll roads a month, between 3 vehicles(Mine, Wifes & Daughters)
When MOPAC was first built, it needed to be 5 lanes then.
That's wha happens when we spend trillions on wars instead of infrastructure. Nothing progressive or conservative about it.
It is in the progressive cities, but Austin is debating tolling I-35 through downtown.
They have made it to get anywhere a toll road is the only real logical choice. Roads that needed built long ago, are built as toll roads.
I spend $100-$150 on toll roads a month, between 3 vehicles(Mine, Wifes & Daughters)
When MOPAC was first built, it needed to be 5 lanes then.
I've been to Austin many times and have het to pay one cent in tolls. I get around the city just fine. If you CHOOSE to take a toll road that's on you.
I've been to Austin many times and have het to pay one cent in tolls. I get around the city just fine. If you CHOOSE to take a toll road that's on you.
Just wait... They are talking about tolling I-35 thru downtown.
The toll roads in and around Austin, are all roads promised long ago and paid for in the 1970's & 80's.
They finished Mopac south and Loop 360 to hwy 183.
Just wait... They are talking about tolling I-35 thru downtown.
The toll roads in and around Austin, are all roads promised long ago and paid for in the 1970's & 80's.
They finished Mopac south and Loop 360 to hwy 183.
Yeah the Sam Houston here is paid for but they kept the tolls. I hate them just as much as you, Bent. It doesn't matter who's in government, conservative or progressive, they both have a vested interest in keeping it that way.
What happened to the $847 billion that we invested already from TARP? Remember the shovel ready projects? Did Flint, Michigan get new water pipes?
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