yes interesting wrote:
Your food prices would skyrocket. Actually the price of everything you can buy in a store would skyrocket. Would that be "interesting"?
Please explain. As you explain, keep in mind that we are paying for roads one way or another anyway, so pricing use of roads would replace other methods of paying for roads that are not connected to actual road use.
Also, road pricing would lead to less congested roads. Both freight and passengers travel more quickly on less congested roads. Faster travel decreases cost. Since you're the expert, can you tell us how this trade-off between increased price of driving and decreased time delay cost works out?