Streetsblog caught this screen shot from the Sun this morning. Featured on the page with an article on yesterday's Congestion Pricing Mitigation Committee meeting were dueling Google line ads: one calling on readers to "Clear the Air" with pricing, the other (from this guy) urging us to "stop a new tax today!"
Hmmm... Wonder what the click-through rate is on those things.
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