From K-QED. Bay Curious listener Hoon Kim lives in Alameda. Before the pandemic, he'd hop in his car and

slog across the bay bridge to his office in San Francisco.

I usually use Fast Track.

With the pandemic, he doesn't cross the bridge as much,

but when he does, he's noticed one very big change.

What happened to all the toll workers?

He started thinking,

if there's no one taking the money,

how do people with cash pay?

And then I looked at the science and says,

oh, go through and we will bill you.

That just raised more questions for him.

How are they billing people? How are they getting in contact with you know who's the owner of the car? Is that actually the right address and so are they losing a lot of money because they can't

actually get paid today on the show we're answering your questions in a Bay Curious

lightning round we tackle changes you've noticed this past year on our bridges on the water and in how we consume.

I'm Katrina Schwartz and this is Bay Curious

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your new favorite beer today. bridges every day might not be familiar with Fast Track. It's a white plastic

transponder that sends out a radio signal. You keep it in your car. Every time you

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