Wednesday’s Headlines: Gridlock Alert Edition
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It's the first Wednesday of December, which means we've entered "Gridlock Alert Month." Plus other news.
Recent Streetsblog NYC posts about Congestion
New ‘Induced Demand’ Calculator Shows Exactly How Much Driving Your City’s Highway Expansion Will Cause
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A new calculator shows the real impacts of proposed highway expansions in their communities — and the experts behind the project hope that transportation agencies will someday be required to use it, too.
A Round and a Roundy: You Are the Traffic
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Clearly, our cartoonist is sick of drivers complaining about bike lanes (that they mostly park in or drive over) as the source of all the congestion and aggressive driving around town.
In Their Own Words: New Yorkers Want Congestion Pricing … And Now
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Some amazingly eloquent New Yorkers speaking out for relief from constant abuse by car drivers.
KOMANOFF: Latest Traffic Numbers Prove Need for Congestion Pricing, Once and For All
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On the eve of today's opening of the congestion pricing public comment period, we asked Charles Komanoff to do what he does best: Crunch the numbers and show that our region desperately needs congestion pricing. Here you go.
Friday’s Headlines: For Whom the Central Business District Tolls
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The MTA announced the dates for its congestion-pricing public meetings. Plus, other news on a torpid day.