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  2. Aug 24

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    New York City is ready to lead with our first-in-the-nation congestion pricing plan. Let’s get this done.
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  3. Aug 24

    Get the latest scoop on the 's plan in this article by . 👇 "When people ask me what the single most important thing we can do to prepare for , I tell them congestion pricing," says President .

    The MTA and Biden administration have reached an agreement to begin a long-stalled, 16-month environmental review of New York's congestion pricing program — setting in motion a roughly two-year process to begin tolling drivers entering Manhattan's core.
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  4. Aug 27

    . unveils public meeting schedule for

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  5. Aug 27

    "Public outreach will be a key part of the Environmental Assessment. According to the MTA, the assessment is expected to take 16 months and include approximately 20 public meetings...." by at

  6. Aug 24

    Ah yes, another in-depth look at NY climate (in)action w/ no mention of or even public transit. Not the fault of or other journo's -- they just report -- but rather "activists"'s tunnel vision that ignores car-dependence & "inherently green" NYC.

    New York’s new governor, Kathy Hochul, has a history of supporting oil and gas drilling and the Keystone XL pipeline. But activists who have long been frustrated by her predecessor now hope they’ve found a more cooperative ally on climate policy.
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  7. Aug 26
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    Let’s get it from “plan” to DONE! That would be “first-in-nation.” To clarify, a “plan” for is not the first. LA, San Francisco are already planning similar concepts.

  8. Aug 23

    Good to see. But needs more than Janno Lieber's positive thoughts. It needs a full-court press to shorten the "public outreach" process annx'd last Fri (isn't that what legislatures are for?), and needs to be part of that.

    Janno Lieber was on Good Day New York this morning and had some things to say about congestion pricing and about the current MTA leadership situation.
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  9. Aug 22

    1: 's force multiplier effect of enhancing NYC livability so HH's/jobs locate here, not in high-carbon exurbia. 2: CP jumpstarting complementary car-reduxn infra (e.g., ). 3: Easing path to by showing externality pricing can be fair. 2/2

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  10. Aug 26

    That increase is the equivalent of 220 new medium-size (500 MW) coal-fired power plants operating at 70% capacity factor. China should be upping its rapid but not rapid enough building of subways, wind turbines & solar farms instead. Plus .

    Heedless folly: In 1H 2021 vs 1H 2019 (so bypassing pandemic), China *increased* its coal-fired kWh's by more than EU’s total coal generation in 1H 2021. This terrifying finding, plus methodology & data, courtesy of . H/t .
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  11. Aug 24

    Congestion pricing: make working class people from the outer boroughs who can't afford this suffer, while the wealthy will enjoy less crowded streets.

  12. Aug 24

    The sooner implements , the quicker other cities will follow and enact their own version. Get it done!

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  13. 19 hours ago

    just had ~8 yellow cab drivers turn me down in front of for a ride to LaGuardia. Upon telling them its illegal; they said they need to make a living. Cant wait for to price you all out even more, and make the industry obsolete.

  14. Aug 23

    After Two Year Delay, Announces Timeline For - Good or Bad ?

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  15. Aug 26

    Another great morning on - southbound A train stops for 3 minutes approaching 168 with no explanation so we can all breathe more air from this jerk. Additional problem: there was human feces in the car.

  16. Aug 23

    Haha but not haha. Here's the link to the March 2019 enabling legislation: . Here's the link to the 2018 Fix NYC panel report: . (Though not an MTA report, it's pertinent to .)

    When you search “congestion pricing” or “Central Business District Tolling” on the website, all you get is ONE page: a map of Manhattan:
  17. Aug 25

    this is why we need yesterday!

  18. Aug 27
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    yyeeessss!! NYC isn't for broke boys! we gotta keep the poors in Jersey and the outer boroughs! fck that, I'm tired of sharing precious NYC space with broke ass ppl.

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  19. Aug 23

    The MTA and Biden administration have reached an agreement to begin a long-stalled, 16-month environmental review of New York's congestion pricing program — setting in motion a roughly two-year process to begin tolling drivers entering Manhattan's core.

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