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jacobin.com
A historic congestion pricing plan for New York City was slated to go into effect this month. NY governor Kathy Hochul suddenly blocked it this week - and has taken tens of thousand of dollars in campaign funding from auto groups opposed to the plan. |
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www.thecity.nyc
Environmental and civic advocates pushed back in court on the governor's indefinite suspension of the Manhattan driver tolling program the MTA was counting on for billions in upgrades. |
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www.carbontax.org
[AI summary] The post argues that New York Governor Kathy Hochul should maintain her support for the city's congestion pricing plan, drawing parallels to Washington State's successful retention of a carbon pricing program despite initial voter rejection, illustrating that effective policies eventually gain public acceptance through demonstrable results. |
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oaklandside.org
A recent survey of Bay Area transit riders shows major income disparities between train, bus, and ferry riders. It also shows that people feel twice as safe on buses as BARTs. |
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