$15 is a cheap Manhattan lunch. Financially, a doctor won't notice it.
Presuming that it will be implemented like every other road toll, it will be auto-paid without noticing, too.
Presuming that it will be implemented like every other road toll, it will be auto-paid without noticing, too.
Not all doctors make enough money to not notice it, especially ones earlier in their career.
Regardless, assuming you have two working adults each paying the $15 toll once a day, conservatively, working 250 days a year, that's $7,500/year that has to come from somewhere. I can't imagine an income level (even if it doesn't affect your quality of life) where that's not an insanely frustrating amount to pay… to the MTA of all places. That money getting reinvested into useful infrastructure would be a dream come true!