A PERTINENT QUESTION.

Congestion pricing is all around us. Why is it taboo on our roads?  That's Brookings's D.J. Gribbin, and, although that post comes from the Land of Ago, it's still relevant.  Back then, it was simply thinking in a businesslike way.  "Cities are starting to recognize the opportunity to reduce roadway congestion without waiting for federal or state governments to provide billions in funding for costly new infrastructure."  If anything, the hit to state and local tax revenues of the past two months ought concentrate a few minds.