New toll tax has been proposed for the ‘crooked street’ of San Francisco
Millions of tourists cause crushing overcrowding on the streets of San Francisco and this will land a definite toll tax on the cars of Lombard Street, San Francisco. This has been reported by the city supervisor on Thursday.
Mark Farrell, the supervisor made a proposal after the reported recommendations of the transport authority that the line of vehicles waits to drive down the curvy.
According to a survey, the street includes 2 million of tourist every year and 17,000 people on each weekend. And they all prefer to visit the space by car or on foot.