Tuesday, April 08, 2008
OBITUARY: Congestion Pricing, Plan to Reduce Traffic and Emissions in Manhattan by Charging Entry Fees, Dead at 50 Weeks
Congestion pricing, an ambitious plan spearheaded by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg to charge vehicles entering Manhattan below 60th Street weekdays between the hours of 6am and 6pm an $8 fee, died in Monday in Albany , New York, two weeks shy of its first birthday. An investigation by government watchdog groups is underway as to the cause of death.
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Does anyone believe that Silver is lying and that a majority of Dems really supported congestion pricing? Or does the Brennan Center think Silver should have twisted arms and distributed member items to get the members to change their vote?
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