Bay Area bridge tolls set to increase to at least $10.50 by 2030 to cover infrastructure costs
Briefly

"This is for the maintenance, rehabilitation and operation of the bridges strictly," said John Goodwin, spokesperson for the toll authority, emphasizing the necessity of the toll increases to keep the infrastructure intact.
"The costs for construction projects have outpaced inflation generally. Just in the last five years, those costs have increased dramatically," Goodwin said, indicating the financial pressures that led to the toll rise.
Monika expresses concern for those who must cross the bridges: "I don't think that's the way to do it. You know, closing this, raising this. No," showing that many locals feel the toll hikes are unfair.
Marilyn wants transparency: "What are they doing with that money? Because I don't see any type of improvements," reflecting a common sentiment among residents regarding the management of toll revenues.
Read at ABC7 San Francisco
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