"traffic fee" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to refer to a fee that is charged for a specific type of traffic, such as vehicle traffic or internet traffic. Example sentence: "The city has implemented a new traffic fee for all vehicles entering the downtown area in an effort to reduce congestion." In this sentence, "traffic fee" refers to the fee that is required to be paid in order to drive into the downtown area.
Skepticism about how the money would be used appears to be the biggest hurdle for proponents of the traffic fees; half of voters said they did not believe that new revenues from congestion pricing would actually be devoted to mass transit.
Moreland initially stepped down from his post as presiding judge in February 2017 after Nashville station WSMV-TV interviewed Natalie Amos, who said Moreland made her court and traffic fees go away and then pursued a sexual relationship with her.
A recent report by a coalition of civil rights groups noted that excessive traffic fees, combined with harsh penalties for missed deadlines and reduced access to courts, have led to more than 4 million Californians' losing their licenses over the last eight years.
State Sen. Bob Hertzberg (D-Van Nuys) announced details of Senate Bill 405 on the same day that a coalition of civil rights and legal aid groups released a report noting that 4.2 million Californians have had their driver's licenses suspended over the last eight years after failing to pay escalating traffic fees and fines.
Legislation has been proposed to further limit the percentage of a municipal budget that can come from traffic fees, while the state attorney general is suing several municipalities that do not comply with a law that currently places a 30percentt cap.
[Streetsblog] Council Speaker Christine Quinn is optimistic about the traffic-fee plan.
One way to pay for the system, he said, would be with bonds repaid with air traffic control fees.
New York is not Berlin or Amsterdam, but London has lately turned into a bike capital too, in conjunction with a traffic-congestion fee program for drivers of the sort that New York was wrong to reject recently.
The New York Times first reported last month that the police department was planning to charge traffic control fees, and that race directors were concerned about the immediate timing and the procedure for determining those costs.
The proposals would also set stricter rules for compliance with a series of annual performance-improvement goals aimed at lowering air traffic management fees, reducing congestion in European skies and easing the burden on the environment.
The law also required members of the European Union, beginning this year, to meet a series of annual performance-improvement goals aimed at lowering air traffic management fees, reducing travel delays and easing aviation's burden on the environment.
