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Wednesday, April 02, 2008
WNYC reporter Bob Hennelly talks about New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine's opposition to congestion pricing.
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Isn't the point of congestion pricing to get people to drive into Manhattan less? It SHOULD be expensive to drive your car into Manhattan - if it's not expensive, it's not a deterrent. The point is also to put enough pressure on public transit that is has to be improved and expanded - unless there's overwhelming pressure, public transit will continue to be neglected.
Brian,
NJ people single out New Yorkers. I pay to ride on the NJ Turnpike. Why can't they pay to ride my streets?
Stephen
Corzine is a mere multimillionaire. We got the billionaire. Thus we will win this fight against him.
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