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Democratic mayoral candidates debate congestion pricing, with commentary.
Will They or Won't They?
City council toll opponents can't decide if tolls will reduce
traffic.
Daily News Endorses Tolls
The News says that like London's congestion charge, tolls would raise revenue
and cure congestion.
Times Endorses Tolls
"[Bloomberg] should begin with those who are carrying less than their share now. There is
no good reason, for instance, that the East River bridges should continue to be
toll-free."
Brooklyn and Queens Back Tolls
City voters, including those from Brooklyn and Queens, chose tolls as their first choice in a
Quinnipiac University poll asking how to best
close the city's budget gap.
Survey
You hear on the car radio that traffic is very heavy.
How much would you pay to cut today's drive to work
from 45 minutes to 35?
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"Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz doesn't
speak for me. As a Brooklynite and a car owner, I fully support
East River bridge tolls and congestion pricing. They would
reduce traffic and pollution and could bring in $800 million to
stop increases in subway and bus fares."
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Read BTAP's report
"The Hours"
which quantifies the time
savings that motorists will enjoy with East River tolls.
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Tolls Update (12/10/08)
This site continues to exist in a somewhat historical form -- many
of its offerings continue to be timely -- especially the reports in the Research section.
For the latest news and information, please visit the
Kheel Plan site.
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