- Study Discovers $13+ Billion in Annual Costs Due to Traffic Congestion (PFNYC)Region Loses as Many as 52,000 Jobs Every Year
- Mayor Says Fee on Peak Traffic Is Not Likely (NYT)
- Fees To Ease Midtown Traffic Jams May Get a New Look From City Hall (Sun)
- Drivers get brake on congest tax (News)
- Choked Streets Cost City $13B Per Year (Post)
- Partnership Pushes Manhattan Congestion Charges (Observer)
- Report Suggests Congestion Pricing As A Way To Curb Traffic (NY1)
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