SAN FRANCISCO -- A new proposal suggests charging up to $10 and requiring a reservation to drive down San Francisco's Lombard Street.
The San Francisco County Transportation Authority says about 2 million people visit the landmark each year and neighbors are fed up with it. They've complained about traffic congestion, littering and vandalism.
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Transportation officials are considering charging a fee and requiring reservations to visit the street. They will hold a public meeting on Wednesday between 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Yick Wo Elementary School to get feedback.
FILE -- Lombard Street in San Francisco (KGO-TV)