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Congestion Pricing Plan Is Panned in Albany -
Source: The New York Times

Just 48 hours before a state commission is expected to recommend a proposal that would charge drivers an $8 daily fee to enter the area of Manhattan below 60th Street, the panel's chairman, Marc V. Shaw, heard Democratic members of the Assembly speak out against it on Tuesday.

Continuing on the Plan of Congestion Pricing
Source: nypress.com

The details of congestion pricing have shown a tendency to shift in recent weeks, shifts that lend credence to Brodsky's demand for a strong commitment.

Spitzer Says No to Segways on Roads, Among Other Actions on Legislation - City Room - Metro - New York Times Blog
Source: The New York Times

Gov. Eliot Spitzer acted on more than a hundred bills on Wednesday night. Among the notables, he vetoed a bill allowing for the use of Segways on roads and highways outside New York City, which would have essentially given them a status akin to a bicycle.

Who's Holding NYC's Half Billion $$ Hostage?
Source: The New York Times

New York is one of nine cities vying for a chunk of $1.2 billion in Department of Transportation funds. But while its competitors have gotten their applications in, New York has not.

Money Talks: Can It Tell Carbon Emissions To Shut Up?
Source: CNET News.com

Mayors from big cities the world over are implementing "congestion taxes." Can charging people for the privilege of polluting the air effectively clean things up?

NYC Mayor's 'Green' Plan Includes a Fee for Entering Manhattan
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On Sunday, April 22 New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg made a bold proposal to levy drivers for entering Manhattan. According the proposed scheme, motorists with personal vehicles will be charged $8 and commercial truck operators $21.

Time to Charge Cars a Fee In New York City- and Other cities?
Source: codylyonblogolater

On Earth Day 2007, Mayor Michael Bloomberg went public with a long discussed proposal that would impose an $8 fee on cars driving into Manhattan's busiest streets.

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