View Public Input on TCI-P

This page shows public input on the TCI-P development and implementation process received through the online TCI-P Public Input Portal. You can submit your input here.
 
For more information on how to reach out to your jurisdiction directly, see the TCI Jurisdiction Points of Contact page.
 
All public input on the TCI-P development and implementation process received through the online TCI-P Public Input Portal since March 1, 2021 appears on this page. You can view public input from the 2019-2020 policy development process here.
First Last Affiliation City State Input File
Brynne Martin None Burlington Vermont
I fully support this equitable transportation program. This is something that Vermonters need now and to protect Vermont’s future.
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Matthew Voss UVM student Burlington Vermont
Join this initiative! You don't need me to tell you about how huge transportation is as a Vermont issue. It only makes sense that we follow up our other commitments as a state with something...
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Charles Hazen Vermont citizen Cambridge Vermont
At a time when government over spending is about to drive society into server inflation, the last thing citizens of the Northeast need is increases in taxes on fossil fuels. The Global warming...
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Michael Ward citizen Bethel Vermont
Anything that will lower toxic emissions is imperative.
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Greg Hostetler None Burlington Vermont
I am writing in support of Vermont joining the TCI-P. Transportation is Vermont's single largest source of greenhouse gas emissions, and it is the second-largest expense for Vermont...
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Edwin LaBarre Virginia resident and tax payer Stafford Virginia
Based on articles I have read and other research the TCI would cost Virginians hundreds of millions of dollars per year and billions of dollars over the coming decades. The projected benefit is...
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Rick Drom Lawyer Spotsylvania Courthouse Virginia
I strongly support efforts to address the existential threat posed by greenhouse gases by an "all of the above" strategy. The stakes are too high for Virginians to be worried about 20%...
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Charles Riley Retired FREDERICKSBURG Virginia
TCI sounds nice, but won't work while hurting poor families and taking money from road repair.
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Brian Arnold Concerned Citizen Culpeper Virginia
Another tax on fellow Virginias/Americans just doesn't make sense. NO!!!! read more
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Jacob Fish AFP-VA Fredericksburg Virginia
We should take steps to be better stewards of the environment, but the Transportation Climate Initiative (TCI) is not an effective way to do that. The TCI would increase gas taxes to pay for...
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Ivy Main PowerforthepeopleVA.com McLean Virginia
I support a strong TCI as a response to the climate crisis and the need to decarbonize the economy. It's important that resources are allocated in a way that achieves other benefits, too,...
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Tammy Snellings Virginia resident Spotsylvania County Virginia
I am against Virginia joining the Regional TCI
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Gary Blevins Private Citizen Fredericksburg Virginia
This is not a good idea. It is just the way to try to get more money from the citizens of Virginia to pay for miniscule environmental benefits. DO NOT APPROVE THIS. It is a terrible idea for...
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Hilda Seary none Locust Grove, Virginia
We need more money for the roads repair.



NOT an increase In. gas taxes



DO NOT JOIN TCI.
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Troy Nichols Virginia Citizen CULPEPER Virginia
Stop this Carbon Tax push, a tax will ruin our economy and standard of living.
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Larry Camp none chambersburg Pennsylvania
I am in support of TCI initiatives to make transportation cleaner. Higher gas prices are necessary and have been too low for too long.
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Terry Sindt Homeowner Locust Grove Virginia
To raise gasoline prices to pay for some initiative that would only diminish the carbon foot print by a tiny-winy amount compared to sticking it to the middle class again is unfair. Electric cars...
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Joe Bared Citizen Arlington Virginia
We don't want to pay any more taxes. The carbon that the government wants to reduce is political. You should stop spreading falsehood about carbon emission.

The Government should...
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Andrew Stockner America Abingdon Virginia
According to the International Energy Agency’s May 2019 Global Electric

Vehicle Outlook, EVs start out with a carbon deficit due to the amount of pollutants

released. However, the...
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Anne Riordan Virginia Resident & Tax Payer Fredericksburg Virginia
Studies and research project that this initiative (TCI) will only reduce global temperature by a minute amount; while costing Virginians an exorbitant (regressive) carbon tax on the fuel they need...
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