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The Georgia Department of Transportation says the new “price-managed” lanes being built on I-75 in Henry County are an option for commuters that will provide welcome reliability and relief from traffic congestion. But a local highway engineer argues that new free lanes are the best way to go for taxpayers, even if it means raising the gas tax.
Guest columnists:
New toll lanes provide reliability by Toby Carr
Free lanes for all is still the best answer by James Eason
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