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December 02, 2010 03:21:42 PM

Name:

Natasha

Title:

Caller to the Brian Lehrer Show on 12/2/10

Rut or Recovery?:

Rut

Category:

Government Services

My Story:

"We know that the city is increasing the tightening belt on various minor traffic tickets, traffic violations, me and my husband who never had had any traffic tickets in the last 10 years that we live in New York City have last month paid about $300 on absolutely minor traffic violations."

Location:

Rockaway Beach, NY

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