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Council approves congestion pricing

Finally, some good news for New York’s battered and beleaguered transportation network: The City Council has approved congestion pricing. The plan now heads to the state legislature which should heed New York’s home-rule decision. I’ll have more on this and its potential impact on transit later on tonight.


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John McCabe says:
April 1st, 2008 at 2:12 pm

Lets charge NYC people extra when they cross the Tappan-Zee Bridge when they come upstate and clog our streets.

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