This is how money works. You're expressing anger at the concept of personal property. Yes, those who have more money can afford more expensive goods -- that's the whole point!
It’s not an expensive good - its a commons. The HOV lanes are “rich people super freeways” they are there to help mass transit.
>This is how money works. You're expressing anger at the concept of personal property.
The "this is how money works" argument doesn't work well for chattel slavery and it doesn't work well for this either...
This is allocating public property, not personal.
The money raised by auctioning access is of some public benefit, but is it enough to offset the deep unfairness of the public granting, for example, software engineers a shorter commute on average than teachers?