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Studded tire fees gaining traction in Salem
Posted on March 4, 2013 at 1:37 PM
Updated Tuesday, Mar 5 at 7:23 AM
An effort to make people pay for the damage studded tires do to our roads is gaining traction in Salem. Studded tires, according to the Oregon Department of Transportation, do an estimated $40 to 50 million worth of damage to Oregon roads every year.
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