Toll Roads
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What are your thoughts on toll roads? These pay-for-use routes are not appreciated by all, but for those with the means and willingness to pay, they might be a good option. Join us this week as we discuss the positives and negatives of tolls and toll routes, how they should be run, and make other comments on infrastructure.
[spoiler title=”Metadata and Credits” open=”0″] WagzTail Season 3 Episode 34Runtime: 30m
Cast: Braniff, Levi, Wolfin
Editor: Wolfin
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levi
I am the coyote of the group! This means I am the handsome one, the intelligent one, the one who says all sorts of positive things about himself because he can even though he may be stretching the truth a little. When I'm not hosting or editing the show, you can find me writing the next great furry novel.
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Wolfin’s name is Jeffrey Core. Do I get a prize?
There are no toll roads in Montana, as far as I know. We experienced toll roads in Florida and ended up going through the exact change booth, not realizing that, “exact change” means no dollar bills. We were in a panic trying to figure out what to do and Mom sent me to the next toll booth with a person to ask for change. He just waved us on. We never got arrested.
I kind of like the idea of toll roads, even if they are inconvenient, since it does seem like a good way to get tax dollars for roads. (The roads in Florida are a lot better than those in Montana.)
Here in Montana, we end up having to pay a gas tax, which sort of works, but our roads are still bad, probably due to politics. (They take all the money from eastern Montana and use it in western Montana where the government is based.
We have a road to town that has no signs for the bumps and some are really bad. (There are too many to put signs up for.) The best way to find them is to look for the black marks of the other vehicles that go over the huge bump. At one time, the bumps were bad enough you could pick up quite a bit of stuff that had bounced out of vehicles. (It’s improved a little since then but not much.)
You didn’t spell his name correctly. No prize for you!