TCI Regional Policy Design Stakeholder Submissions

Material submitted through the TCI Public Input form from April 2019-February 2021 is viewable here. View input submitted from March 1, 2021 forward here. All material submitted on this page informed the participating jurisdictions in the 2019-2020 TCI regional policy design process. Click on the column headings to sort the submissions. 
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Nate Kaufman Yale New Haven Connecticut
Transportation is the largest source of air pollution in the region, and we need to build a modern, clean, safe, and accessible transportation system for the 21st century. The more we limit...
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Wayne Meeks Yale University Hamden Connecticut
Transportation remains one of our main sources of air pollution and climate change--and one that involves every one of us. But to make significant improvement requires more than individual...
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Michael Pan Year Alexandria Virginia
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Michael Pan Year Alexandria Virginia
No comments right now.
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David Olean yes Lebanon Maine
I am very opposed to the TCI. My reasons are that the Initiative reeks of centralized control over resources and outcomes. My 75 years of living has taught me that such placement of trust always...
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John Werner York Ready for 100, Retired Kittery Maine
I am a retiree who relocated to beautiful Kittery Maine in 2016. My wife Jane and I have been climate activists since about 2014 and we need to take action now to this global crisis. Our grand...
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Jenna Van Donselaar Young Evangelicals for Climate Action Willimantic Connecticut
Cap and invest is proven to work. In order for this initiative to be just, however, the policy must make sure that low-income communities receive investment in good transportation options. Public...
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Jeanne Esposito Your neighbor Amherst Massachusetts
My walking is limited. But I still work and like to get around, both locally and from western Mass. to Boston, the New England states, NY and NJ as well as further afield. Parking is a nightmare,...
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Jon Archer Zocalo permaculture center Gouldsboro Maine
We need to switch all fossil fuel cars and small trucks to all electric in the next 10-15 years and make

Towns and cities friendly for micro mobility and pedestrian in 5 years
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Jonathan Archer Zócalo permaculture center Gouldsboro Maine
Please support electric transport ebikes escooters e-cars ebuses and strains thanks



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Justin Henault   Pawtucket Rhode Island
Your "Gas Tax" is a suicidal pipedream that will harm working people and auto enthusiasts alike.
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