Congestion pricing for Jersey-bound commuters?

May 1st 2007 11:53 am

Tuesday, May 1, 2007

By DAVID A. MICHAELS
STAFF WRITER
The Bergen Record

New York Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg made waves last week when he proposed a separate toll to drive into the most congested parts of his city.

But New Jersey could be close to doing the same thing — charging drivers to enter the Garden State.

Now, if they’d properly channel that revenue, it could be a transit windfall.
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One Response to “Congestion pricing for Jersey-bound commuters?”

  1. Bob Scheurle responded on 01 May 2007 at 4:21 pm #

    I just heard on the radio that the Port Authority says they are NOT studying two-way tolls. They expect to receive a grant soon, but they do not even intend to study two-way tolls.

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