Vacationers might pay tolls to drive San Francisco crooked road

1000’s of vacationers may quickly be pressured to make reservations and pay to drive the famed crooked Lombard Avenue in San Francisco.

California lawmakers accepted a invoice Thursday granting San Francisco the facility to ascertain a toll and reservation system for Lombard Avenue. The invoice nonetheless wants Gov. Gavin Newsom’s signature.

The San Francisco County Transportation Authority has really helpful $5 per automotive weekdays and $10 weekends and holidays.

Residents say the scenic road has develop into extra like an overcrowded amusement park than a neighborhood road.

They’ve been calling for years for officers to handle site visitors jams, trash and trespassing.

Tourism officers estimate that 6,000 folks each day go to the 600-foot-long (183-meter-long) road in the summertime, creating strains of automobiles stretching for blocks.