Wisconsin leaders say they’re open to using tolls to fund roads. An expert explains where tolls work and where they create problems. Then WPR focuses on the state’s relationship with alcohol in the High Tolerance series. We discuss whether grocery stores should deliver booze to customers’ cars.
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How Tolls Are Established And Operate In Other States
Wisconsin lawmakers have long studied and debated establishing tolls to address the state’s deteriorating roads. But with legislative leaders voicing interest and Governor Tony Evers showing openness, steps could be on the horizon. We talk with a transportation expert about tolls in other states, and what challenges could be ahead.
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Grocery Stores Set Sights On Alcohol Pickup And Delivery
Grocery stores across Wisconsin are asking municipalities to make it easier for them to deliver alcohol to their customers’ cars. We talk to an organization representing the state’s grocery stores about how it hopes to see lawmakers address alcohol pickup and delivery, and explore the criticism that it promotes unhealthy behaviors.
Episode Credits
- John Munson Host
- Keegan Kyle Producer
- Laura Pavin Producer
- Lee Rayburn Technical Director
- Rocky Moretti Guest
- Brandon Scholz Guest
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