Jack criticises the idea of road tolls to fix congestion pro

Jack criticises the idea of road tolls to fix congestion problems because he says they would allow the rich to drive more than the poor. You counter-argue by saying that road tolls could potentially address these equity issues and offer even an egalitarian solution. You propose to Jack that each automobile owner be given a specified debit card balance every year and that those who are willing to drive less can sell their unused balance to those who want to drive more. Jack likes your proposal, especially because of the manner in which your plan redistributes income. What groups of people might benefit from this implicit redistribution of income? 7.

Solution

This will benefit more to the poor as poor people drive less than the rich people. It acts as an income supplement for the poor. It is progressive in nature. Its like money is taken from the rich and given to poor. The solution is indeed egalitarian.