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New York Approves Historic Congestion Pricing Plan—Here’s How It Works And What Cities Could Adopt It Next (www.forbes.com)
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[-] ieatpwns@lemmy.world 10 points 7 months ago

Not really there’s still mass transit, or walking, or cycling, or being close to the stuff you need. I speak from experience, lived in nyc all my life. If anything it makes life easier as a pedestrian because there’s less useless traffic from people crossing over from eastern ny to the rest of the tristate area and back, so there’s more consistent mass transit.

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