Why is it that Connecticut always makes things as complicated as possible? Rhode Island is making millions of dollars with four toll stations, while Connecticut buries itself in a complex idea that is opposed by most of the people.

Put tolls at each entrance to the state: I-95, I-84, I-91, and I-395. Heaviest use of these roads is from out-of-state trucks and cars passing through. They should pay more than 40 percent of the bill. They don't need to stop for gas, so there is no revenue there. I wouldn't mind paying a dollar to come home from visiting my daughter in Massachusetts, but the state could exempt residents with an EZ-Pass type system. We do need tolls, but not the complex ideas being pushed by the gvernor. Keep it simple. 

John Schuster

Mystic