San Francisco Considering Tracking Drivers and Taxing Them Per Mile
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July 19, 2012 The Blog

It’s as if San Francisco were trying to get people to leave:

Bay Area drivers could one day be tracked using a GPS-like device in their cars and taxed per miles driven – a scenario which is part of a proposed long-range study aimed at finding ways to reduce traffic and pollution, while also raising revenues.

Members of the Metropolitan Transportation Commission and the Association of Bay Area Governments are scheduled to vote on Thursday on whether or not to authorize a study of the proposal. Under the plan, drivers would have to install trackers in their vehicle and officials would tax drivers for every mile they travel.

You deserve the government you choose. San Francisco has been electing these leftists for years.

Rather than look at how they could lower the cost of road maintenance, they look at how they can further loot the taxpayer.

If they pass this, part of me wants to believe there’d be a huge backlash, but sadly, I can’t see it.

One Comment
  1. Webmaster July 19, 2012 at 11:25 pm - Reply

    Who cares what they do in SF? More power to them.

    But when they send Pelosi to Congress and she tries to push this shit on the rest of the country, we have a problem.

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