NYC traffic reduces after New York introduces congestion charge
It's been ten days since the much talked about congestion pricing plan officially went into effect in NYC, charging drivers $9 during peak hours when entering the central business district area of Manhattan—now known as the Congestion Relief Zone, and we already have some data to analyze the impact of the new scheme.
Why not eliminate the parking lot minimums so businesses can put that space to use for more housing, reduce their tax burden ...
Manhattan residents who live in Manhattan south of 60th Street can’t escape paying the new congestion toll — even if they don ...
Royce Duplessis, a Democratic Louisiana state senator and attorney who has spoken out against Republican Gov. Jeff Landry's ...
After one week of congestion pricing, MTA data shows traffic is down, but restaurants in the Central Business District say ...
Preliminary data from the first week of New York City's highly debated congestion pricing program shows the country's first ...
Officials with the City of New Orleans have announced that part of O’Keefe Avenue has re-opened to pedestrians after a partial building collapse in the Central Business District. On Dec. 14 ...
Drivers saved travel time entering Manhattan’s central business district during the first week of congestion pricing, ...
Trash pickup was postponed Sunday evening in the Central Business District, Department of Public Works spokesperson Salvador ...
One beloved Black-owned business in Seattle's Central District closed its doors in early January, and another will shut down ...
The project is planned for construction on the State corporation’s 3.85-acre plot at the corner of Uhuru Highway and Kenyatta ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results
Feedback