New York City’s congestion pricing program is moving forward with a $15 fee on passenger vehicles, reports Stephen Nessen in Gothamist, after the MTA board voted to approve it. The program now enters a 60-day public comment period before a final vote.
Nessen points out that “The stakes are high for the program. Congestion pricing has been successfully implemented in other countries. But the MTA’s program represents the first effort in the United States to impose a fee to reduce gridlock.” Additionally, “The tolls are required by law to back $15 billion worth of loans, which accounts for nearly a third of the MTA’s 2020-2024 construction program.”
The program includes exemptions and fare discounts for low-income drivers, emergency vehicles, and drivers who already pay certain tolls. “Small trucks, buses and vans face a $24 charge during those hours, while large trucks, including big rigs, will have to pay $36. Motorcycles will be tolled a $7.50 daytime fee.” The fee is reduced by 75 percent during nighttime hours.
Nah man, I absolutely don’t think that’s the case. My previous post should have made that real clear. We got all walks of life walking and talking.
One thing you won’t see me doing is talking shit on other people’s home towns, because that’s low class and low quality thinking. I don’t like small towns or suburbs, some people do. That’s ok.
Wake up, do something interesting for a change.
If you think that’s me talking bad about NYC then you’re way too fragile to actually be from NYC
Cool. Still think you’re boring, only had noise to comment about. Cheers.
And yet you continue to reply? Definitely not a New Yorker.
Ah man. I hate to break it to you, but your last attempt at a girlfriend was right about you before she left. The lacking creativity and energy thing.
Good luck to you.
Definitely not a New Yorker. They’re much better at insults.
Lol ah you got me with your creativity again. Oh it hurts.