Donald Trump, New York City and congestion pricing
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The concept of congestion pricing first appeared in the economics literature more than 60 years ago in an article written by William Vickrey, a Columbia University economics professor and future ...
Los Angeles traffic is so bad that buses crawl at speeds of less than 12 mph. In San Francisco, car speeds have fallen to 10 mph. And Seattle’s streets are so choked it needs to find ways to have ...
Some Manhattan residents claim they're being hit with bogus congestion pricing tolls because they live inside the congestion zone. At times, they're billed when they pull out of their own garage ...
Nine months ago when drivers began paying a $9 congestion pricing fee to enter Manhattan south of 60th Street, those using Hudson and East River tunnels were promised a $3 credit to offset those ...
As the world's leading diplomats converge in New York City for the United Nations General Assembly this week, we're reminded of how their vehicles effectively have free rein over the streets due to ...
After all of the backlash, criticism, and worries about unintended consequences, there's one indisputable conclusion to draw from the first seven months of congestion pricing. It's working. Data ...
The concept of congestion pricing first appeared in the economics literature more than 60 years ago in an article written by William Vickrey, a Columbia University economics professor and future ...
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