But would it save you any money in the long run if it's privatized?
If you want more roads and highways, who will pay for them?
If demands for oil pick up and gas prices move up again, car drivers ...
快樂牛郎 發表於 2010-2-7 20:59 
If it is privatized, I don't have to subsidize those sky train and bus passengers.
The tax on gasoline is a way to pay for the cost of roads and highways
Right, if price of gasoline moves up again, car drivers will have to spend more. But this is the choice of car drivers. Car drivers can reduce the use of car if they think the gasoline price is too high for them. (The privatized translink is still an available option for those car drivers.) Moreover, when the gasoline price goes up now, car drivers will have to subsidize the translink's cost of gasoline price. This means the car drivers are taxed twice. |