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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Elizabeth Watts Citizen Boynton Beach Florida
Transportation is the country’s and region’s leading source of carbon emissions.



I support TCI and demand the most comprehensive program possible: we need improved transportation...
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Benita J. Campbell Citizen Burgettstown Pennsylvania
Pricing gimmicks and other "market" schemes are lame and not serious. They merely appease oligarchs--who, by the way, have extensive emergency plans to "escape" the ravages of...
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Amy Tecosky Feldman citizen Narberth Pennsylvania
We must shift our transportation policy and dollars to support Complete Streets that allow for all road users to have access. It should not be harder to walk, bike, or use transit, than it is to...
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John Atherton Citizen Dover New Hampshire
Support the Transportation and Climate Initiative

J. Michael Atherton, Ph.D.

Feb 2020





Americans pride ourselves on our problem-solving skills. We strive to...
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Don Hawkins citizen North Braddock Pennsylvania
I urge my state of Pennsylvania to join the plan to reduce transportation emissions.



Private transportation contributes inordinately large amounts of CO2 to climate change. This...
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Judith Munger Citizen Norwich Vermont
I support TCI. It will get us closer to where we need to be on ppm of CO2. I do wish it were more ambitious.
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Teresa Roben citizen Glenville New York
I am always in favor of anything to do with cleaner air and water!
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Kimberly Grubert Citizen Westminster Colorado
To Whom it May Concern:



I am a strong supporter of the The Transportation and Climate Initiative (TCI), a collaboration of twelve states and D.C. that would cap transportation...
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jennifer valentine citizen massa pk New York
We need a plan that holds large transportation polluters accountable for the pollution they create and invests in clean transportation solutions including:

More public transit and electric...
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Ryan Dodson Citizen Lancaster Pennsylvania
Lancaster County has some of the dirtiest air in the country and it is time to do something about it.
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Tom Wenzel citizen Prescott Arizona
Communities of color breathe air that is 66% more polluted from tailpipe emissions than white communities in the Northeast & Mid-Atlantic region.
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David Cooper Citizen Reston Virginia
Limiting pollution from motor fuels has a number of advantages. It will help create jobs and grow the economy as well as cleaning the air and saving lives. I hope Virginia will join TCI to fund...
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Carol Sullivan Citizen Rangeley Maine
A fuel tax to reduce our driving in Maine is ridiculous. We drive long distances just to get to essential services here in the western mountains. We require powerful 4 wheel drive vehicles to get...
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Irene LeClaire Citizen Windham Maine
I implore Maine officials and legislators to oppose agreeing to participate in this initiative. The "savings" in carbon emissions in Maine are so minimal as to be non-existent. In...
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Amanda Henson Citizen Litchfield Maine
Increasing taxes on gas in Maine does nothing to help the people of Maine. The cost of electric cars means that they are not an option for the majority of the states population. Since so many...
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Heather Sirocki citizen Scarborough Maine
This initiative will have a negative impact on the Maine economy.

Many Maine businesses rely on fossil fuels, such as farming, fishing, and forestry. The increase in fuel costs will make...
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K Wehmeyer citizen Sanford Maine
I am writing to voice my strong opposition to the TCI. Maine is predominantly a rural state, without public transportation except in the larger cities. Many working Mainers have no option other...
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Erika Rusley citizen Providence Rhode Island
Low-carbon transportation makes so much sense in Rhode Island, given that we are such a small state, in that our investment in low-carbon transportation can make a big impact on the residents of...
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John Paine Citizen West baldwin Maine
I travel half hour to work everyday there is no going less miles. So this tax will just make it worse and all makes me want to leave this state. We need lapage back. As for electric cars you will...
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Megan LeCluyse citizen Philadelphia Pennsylvania
I am in favor of the TCI initiative, and in one of the states in would benefit. It positions us as a leader in both responding to climate change, but also revamping some of our transportation, and...
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