Call for state governments across the nation to introduce congestion charges - A Rampi Huap In Ramthen Cozah Sin Ah Lam Khahtuk le Tamtuknak Man Lak Siseh Tiah An Aupi

State governments have rejected a proposal to charge drivers who enter capital cities during peak hour, as a way to reduce congestion in the CBD. Recommendations from the Grattan Institute say that Australia should follow the example of London and Stockholm, by taxing drivers who use busy roads at peak travel times. - Lam khahtuk le motor tamtuk lio caan ah khuachung ah mawttaw a mawngmi poah cu a man liam ter ding tiah an aupi mi cu ramthen cozah nih an cohlan hna lo. Khuachung ah motor a khahtuk le tamtuk mi hi tlawm deuh tihi an saduhthahnak cu a si. A man lak siseh tiah a chuahpitu hi Grattan Institute (fimcawnnak sianginn) a si I, an chimmi cu Australia nih London le Stockholm hi I zohchunh ding a si. London le Stockholm ahcun hi bantuk in khuachungah lam khahtuk lio le motor tam caan ah motor a mawngmi poah cu ngunkhuai an lak hna. Cuvebantuk in Australia zong nih ngunkhuai an lak ve ding a si tiah an au pi.