Posted Jun 8, 2017, 1:21 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: North Surrey
Posts: 297
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They say mobility pricing is to be more 'fair'. In theory it can be, if it is implemented properly. But why do I have the feeling that it will be applied in a lazy, unfair way. I live in Surrey and drive 15000km a year, with the vast majority of them East, outside of the Metro area. If they get lazy and use an odometer reading, and assume that I live in Surrey and drive to Downtown Vancouver everyday, then it will most certainly be unfair. But if they have someway of recording where I drive (in the Metro area), then it would be fair.
But like I said, they will probably get lazy, or should I say cheap, and assume that the majority of my driving is in the Metro area, instead of having some way to record it.
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