Article: Congestion Pricing Is Coming

Fred Hiatt is right ["The Bumpy Road to Congestion Relief," op- ed, April 14]. Congestion pricing may be controversial to some people, but it's inevitable. Using tolls simply to build more roads is a costly way to end up with even more traffic and pollution.

Area officials rightly criticized a traffic study released last month by the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments' Transportation Planning Board that failed to research the most effective options for congestion pricing to improve public transportation and significantly reduce congestion across the region.

Done right, congestion pricing can boost the efficiency of our existing roads, raise revenue to invest in ...

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