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Fuck you. At least I have no need to drive on either 99% of the time.

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>The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) announced Friday that dynamic tolling for parts of Interstate 25 and Interstate 70 will begin on Monday. Tolls for the I-25 South Gap Express Lanes between Monument and Castle Rock, and westbound I-70 between the Veterans Memorial Tunnels and Empire, will be automatically adjusted throughout the day based on real-time traffic conditions. Tolls for the 18-mile stretch of I-25 lanes will range from $1.50 to $4.75, while tolls for the 12-mile stretch of I-70 lanes will be up to $9.

Fuck you. At least I have no need to drive on either 99% of the time. Archive: https://archive.today/bzNVC From the post: >>The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) announced Friday that dynamic tolling for parts of Interstate 25 and Interstate 70 will begin on Monday. Tolls for the I-25 South Gap Express Lanes between Monument and Castle Rock, and westbound I-70 between the Veterans Memorial Tunnels and Empire, will be automatically adjusted throughout the day based on real-time traffic conditions. Tolls for the 18-mile stretch of I-25 lanes will range from $1.50 to $4.75, while tolls for the 12-mile stretch of I-70 lanes will be up to $9.

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It maintains less people on the road entirely. It is the same reason that Colorado decided to stop building more or enlarging the majority of roads in the state. Their goal is to make less people drive and to force most people onto the dangerous and poorly managed public transit system(s) around the general Metro area.

All this is, is a tax on people that drive and don't want to be stuck on one of the many public transit options offered by Colorado where there are enough shootings/stabbings/fights/drug use/etc to drive people to leave the state. All while criminal illegal aliens are imported by the 10's of thousands and given free accommodations, food, school, medical...etc.

Colorado is/is becoming a failed communist state.

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I think I know how this happened.

  1. People from the Kalifornia SSR hated high taxes, high crime, and over regulation. Moved to less taxed, less regulated Colorado.
  2. Those same people voted for the same failed communist policies that ruined CA.
  3. Kolorado SSR is now a high taxed, high crime, and over regulated.

Your state is next!

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My state will be putting up border checkpoints soon (possibly). I just hope I move there before they do that, it would complicate things otherwise.

Also, those people are made VERY unconfutable in that state. Many leaving quickly because the "locals are hostile toward them". Yeah, you are trying to change the very way they live. They already hate you morons, you just gave them even more reason to.

Sadly, Colorado, unless something drastic changes... Is lost to the progressive commies. Well, until we start to get rid of the commies (there are plenty of commie countries we are happy to send you to, they will be happy for your (free) labor. Maybe not your views on what communism is though, keep that in mind).