12 ~ Sunday, April 26, 1992 - North Shore News

Anna Marie
D’Angelo

INQUIRING REPORTER

THE LATEST NDP trial balicon involves talk about
the institution of tolls to pay for highway and bridge
improvements. Highways minister Art Charbonneau
made the suggestion last Monday. He said an individual
motorist would pay a $1 or $2 toll, and the money rais-
ed would go towards highway improvements on such
transportation links as the Second Narrows Bridge, the
Massey Tunnel and the Trans-Canada Highway from

Should road

Langley to Vancouver. Charbonneau estimated that $4

billion worth of highway repairs needed to be doze, but
he said there was no budget money available for the
projects. A trial balloon is a government tactic that in-
volves finding out the public’s response to an idea. If
the response is favorabfe (including no public reaction),
the idea may proceed as government pclicy.

tolls be charged?

Faye Ulker

North Vancouver

I think it’s a good ‘dea,
but they should use
tokens for payment. The.
price of the toil should
only be a quarter.

Joyce Antonio

North Varcouver

I don’t think it’s a good
idea because of the cost
of administration. They
should be able to figure
some other way to do it
withovi creating further

Richard Scott

North Vancouver

On some express high-
ways, perhaps, where
there is not that much
congestion.

Cheryi Boetzkes

North Vancouver

No, I don’t like the idea
because of the conges-
tion. My husband drives
to work in Clearbrook,
and he would have to
stop twice for tolls.

Joe Ruttle

North Vascoever.

{ think it’s a good idea if
the people using the
bridges and highways are
paying for them. As long
as collection doesn’t
cause congestion.

bureaucracies.

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