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Montreal-area mayors voted to more than double the vehicle registration tax to address public transit funding shortfalls, following a dispute with the provincial government.

Montreal-area mayors have approved a significant increase in vehicle registration fees to fund public transportation, driven by a funding dispute with the Quebec government.

Montreal-area car owners will see their vehicle registration tax more than double to help fund public transit, due to a funding dispute between municipalities and the Quebec government.

Montreal-area drivers will see their vehicle registration tax more than double to fund public transportation after a decision by local mayors, despite some opposition.

Montreal-area vehicle registration tax to more than double to $150 to address public transit funding shortfalls, as mayors and the province clash over financial responsibility.

Montreal-area mayors voted to more than double the vehicle registration tax to $150 to address public transit funding shortfalls, despite some municipalities’ opposition.

Montreal-area mayors voted to more than double the vehicle registration tax, from $59 to $150, to fund public transit, citing insufficient provincial funding.

Montreal-area mayors approve vehicle registration tax hike to address public transit funding shortfalls, despite provincial government’s offer of partial funding.

Montreal-area mayors approved a vehicle registration tax increase to boost public transit funding, sparking debate among municipalities and residents.