25 May
2007
25 May
'07
1:45 p.m.
Toll roads. A user tax is the most fair. My dad was a long-haul trucker and died on the job (not due to accident). It's a tough job but I have no sympathy for those choosing the occupation. There are better ways to move much of the country's freight over long and medium distances. Assuming there is no shortage of crude oil, I'm beyond interest in why the prices are so high. Ultimately it's demand, as with any and all non-regulated products. Time to regulate petroleum products as a public utility. On 5/25/07, Don J. Colton <djcolton@piol.com> wrote:
The Utah Truckers Association was adamant they wanted the gasoline tax instead of tolls. Which do you favor?