Toll hike: is it time for motorists to call a halt?

HARD to believe, but the toll on the M50 in Dublin is to rise yet again (profits must be dipping below the zillion mark).

Fri, 15 Dec, 2006 - 00:00
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Maybe it’s time for hard-pressed motorists finally to call a halt. A suitable method would be for them to converge on the M50 in their thousands and block it for hours. But now I realise this already happens every day.

Any more bright ideas?

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