Brooklyn Re: views
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The big travel weekend ending today brought pre-COVID crowds to airports and LaGuardia Airport visitors are seeing a state of the art, modern transportation hub. If you haven’t been there yet, run, don’t walk. Because, unfortunately, that j...
Advocating for congestion fees: The teachers union is offering a bad lesson
The plan to charge drivers to support improvements to public transit is nearing implementation. Congestion pricing is slated to generate $1 billion annually. The money will pay for much needed improvements to public transit, while reducing ...
We have to curb Manhattan traffic
Something is getting lost in the debate over Gov. Hochul’s decision to put an “indefinite pause” on the plan to impose tolls on people driving south of 60th St. Congestion pricing was intended to raise $1 billion annually for the public tra...
Brooklyn’s Fourth Ave. after congestion pricing
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