> Gordon Burditt wrote
>
> (1) The current rate per kilometer (or mile) being paid.
> This allows people to complain that they are being taxed
> for driving on their own lawn. It also lets them know
> about the expensive peak times, so they can avoid them.

How is one supposed to avoid driving at peak times?

The vast majority of people leave in the morning and
go home in the evening because that's human nature.

Charging more for driving during morning or evening
rush hour will do nothing to decrease the amount of
vehicles on the roads at that time, it will only
increase the cost of driving at those times.