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Congestion Pricing Dead for Now

Monday, April 7, 2008

This whole Congestion Pricing travesty has been one of the saddest things I’ve ever seen. From day one it has reeked of special interests playing a larger role than what’s actually best for the city winning out. I have not seen one factual account of what the Congestion Pricing Plan will or will not do [...]

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Shut Your Mouths Congestion Pricing Opponents

Tuesday, April 1, 2008

Sorry to beat this ad nauseum, but the local, loud-mouth New York City politicians, even on the day the congestion pricing plan passed, are still squawking about how the plan will hurt the middle class and poor from the outer boroughs. What’s missing? As usual, the congestion pricing put downers have not provided any qualitative [...]

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Finally Someone is Telling the Truth About the Proposed New York City Congestion Pricing Plan

Wednesday, January 30, 2008

“Congestion pricing fairest for the poor”
Anyone who challenges the notion that New York City would benefit from congestion pricing has a fucking screw loose. There are way too many cars in Manhattan: it’s caustically dirty, unsafe to bike, and unsightly. One of the biggest sticking points of the plan has been the alleged insensitivity toward [...]

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