Has anyone considered harnessing the lucrative financial success of those I-405 tolling lanes and turning the money over to fund education? Then in case anyone needed extra incentive to drive in those lanes, they could also know it would be for the kids. And people would be way less mad at transit these days — right?
Anna Dinsmoor
Lake Stevens
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