The Golden Gate Bridge claims one life every ten days. Its low rails and easily accessible walkways provided unfettered access to a seemingly painless death.
while the Bridge waits for the construction of safety measures. the reinstatement of a toll for use of the walkways would stem the carnage, as well as provide funds for the Bridge's deficit.
The deaths at the Bridge have devastated thousands of family's reinstatement of the toll reduce the deaths and the deficit.
Why is this important?
One dies every ten days - the Bridge posts an annual deficit. Returning the toll will abate some of the deaths and reduce the deficit..
