Two years in, drivers say congestion pricing in Manhattan’s toll zone is as bad as ever and they’re paying more to sit in it — even as trucking data shows speeds barely budged. Drivers say traffic’s bad as ever nearly two years after congestion pricing was unleashed on Midtown Manhattan — now they’re just paying.
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Two years in, drivers say congestion pricing in Manhattan’s toll zone is as bad as ever and they’re paying more to sit in it — even as trucking data shows speeds barely budged. Drivers say traffic’s bad as ever nearly two years after congestion pricing was unleashed on Midtown Manhattan — now they’re just paying.
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