Congestion Pricing Study Finds Law Enforcement Officers Are Manhattan’s Most Numerous Car Commuters
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The area around Ground Zero is going to be ground zero in the battle over congestion pricing exemptions.
Recent Streetsblog NYC posts about Congestion Pricing
Bogotá Tries to Make Congestion Pricing Flexible and Equitable
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Congestion pricing is one of the most common-sense tools for creating a more efficient transportation system if implemented properly. Here's how.
BPM? BTA? Whatever Model You Use, Congestion Pricing is Good for the Region
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Congestion pricing is a win for the New York City region — and, in fact, the only question surrounding the proposed central business district tolling is just how big a win.
AM Carroll: ‘I’m Willing to Take the Heat’ to Support Congestion Pricing
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Car ownership is up, transit use is down, and for-hire vehicles and delivery trucks clog our streets like never before. If done correctly, congestion pricing can make New York City more livable, and fund public transportation. If done incorrectly, it risks being a regressive form of taxation with limited benefits.
Thursday’s Headlines: Congestion Pricing Deniers Edition
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Mayor Adams picked a weird time to suddenly pretend that he doesn't support congestion pricing. Plus other stories.
Opinion: Congestion Pricing Benefits Are Inarguable; Its Minor Problems are Easily Fixable
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Congestion pricing will reduce traffic congestion and improve air quality.
It will raise vital revenue for public transit.
It will make the transportation system more equitable.