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Combination of technologies would be used to manage traffic flow, charge fees in certain areas. Motorists protest vigorously.
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Sadly, when many people began pointing-out, exactly, where all of this was going... they were called "paranoid". Why, these things could, simply, NEVER actually happen, they were told. And, now, that every street-corner in my city has numerous government surveillance-cameras, and street-sensors... and, the Legislators ARE talking about using them to "ticket motorists", and potentially charge perpetual "road-use fees"... the same idiots that called everybody else "paranoid", are now proclaiming that this, simply, HAS TO BE DONE...
For everybodys, own good, of course.