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Congestion Pricing

November 2009
Thu 12: Taxi Surcharges and Congestion Pricing -- They Go Great Together 15
October 2009
Thu 22: Off-Peak Discounts for NYC Transit: An Intriguing Idea 24
Fri 16: Wanted: Crowd-Sourced Transportation Analysis 12
Tue 13: Paradox, Schmaradox. Congestion Pricing Works. 41
September 2009
Mon 14: The Comptroller Race: Who Will Stand Up for Transit? 8
Wed 2: The District 33 Transpo Debate: Can They Top Yassky on Livable Streets? 4
Tue 1: New Poll: Public Supports Congestion Tolling Over Gas Tax Hike by 2 to 1 6
August 2009
Thu 20: Find Out Where They Stand: 73 Candidates Reply to TA Transpo Survey 11
Tue 18: District 1 Council Candidates: Safer Streets? Less Traffic? No Thanks. 9
Tue 18: Time-Polluting Daily News Honcho Goes Public 17
July 2009
Wed 29: Q Poll: Car-Free Times Square a Smash Hit; MTA Skepticism Still High 19
May 2009
Mon 18: Brooklyn Pols Revive Proposal for Residential Permit Parking 16
Thu 14: LaHood: NYC's Congestion Pricing Money Still There for the Taking 14
Thu 7: Albany's Choice... or Ours 5
April 2009
Wed 22: Does the State Senate's MTA Plan Pass Environmental Muster? 3
Tue 21: Another Bad Transit Plan from the State Senate 17
Thu 16: Needed: A Better Way to Sweeten the Ravitch Plan 25
March 2009
Fri 27: Whither the MTA: Beyond the Failed Stopgap 14
Tue 10: Beyond Ravitch: Still Time for a Bolder Plan 25
February 2009
Thu 26: Senate Dems Denounce Bridge Tolls as Doomsday Draws Closer 19
Mon 2: Jeffrey Dinowitz, Then and Now 1
January 2009
Wed 28: Congestion Pricing Foe Bill de Blasio (Grand)Standing Up for Straphangers 0
Fri 23: Stringer, Squadron, and Silver Call for Safer Chinatown Streets 25
Tue 13: IBM Pitches Congestion Pricing to Middle America 8
Fri 9: New Low-Cost Transit Plan From Team Kheel-Komanoff 0
December 2008
Tue 30: The 2008 Streetsie Awards, Part 2 21
Fri 19: Will the Transit-Riding Public Get a Fair Shake? 19
Fri 19: Congestion Pricing vs. Ravitch Plan: Which is Better for the Boroughs? 26
Wed 17: Squadron: Responsibility for MTA Rescue Lies With Albany 2
Tue 16: Channel 13 Poll: Tolls on the East River Bridges? 11
Wed 10: Q & A With Charles Komanoff on Kheel Plan 2 7
Thu 4: More on the Ravitch Commission's MTA Fix 20
November 2008
Tue 25: Where They Stand, Or Don't: The MTA Doomsday Scorecard 7
Fri 21: Kheel Planners: MTA Austerity a Recipe for Gridlock Hell 7
Thu 20: Dear Mr. Brodsky: What Now? 8
Wed 19: With Transit System Crumbling, Fox 5 Zeroes in on Sander's Shiny Shoes 11
Thu 13: With (Facebook) Friends Like These ... 9
Mon 10: MTA Stares Down Billion-Dollar Deficit as Liu and Weiner Mock Bridge Tolls 20
October 2008
Tue 28: If Gridlock Sam Was President... 2
September 2008
Wed 10: Silver Wins Big as Squadron Ousts Connor 22
Tue 9: The Polls Are Open in New York City 5
Fri 5: Ravitch Commission Hearings Announced 4
August 2008
Tue 19: On the Campaign Trail, Silver Blames MTA for Pricing Debacle 11
Wed 13: Congestion Costs Chicago $7.3 Billion Per Year 4
July 2008
Mon 21: Auto Dealers, Parking Garages and, Well, Lots of Others Fund Shelly 5
Wed 9: New Mayor Could Weaken London Congestion Charge 4
Tue 8: Transit Activist Gary Reilly in the Hunt for City Council Seat 20
Thu 3: High Gas Prices Won't Cure Gridlock 18
June 2008
Wed 25: Skelos Ascension Clouds Prospect of Pricing Revival 19
Fri 13: Will Pricing Be on the Agenda of Newly-Appointed Ravitch Commission? 8
Mon 2: "Kheel Plan II" to Revive Free Transit Proposal for '09 Races 26
May 2008
Tue 27: Has Time Run Out on the Parking Placard "Crackdown"? 6
Thu 22: Jeffries Declines to Field Questions at G Train Rally 5
Wed 21: Hakeem Jeffries Responds to Congestion Pricing Critics 34
Wed 21: State Sen. Martin Connor Secretly "Supported" Pricing All Along 20
Tue 20: Dick Gottfried Blames Bloomberg for Pricing Non-Vote 21
Mon 19: Will the Real Transit Advocates Please Stand Up? 57
Thu 15: Revenge of the Free Riders 21
Wed 14: Daily News to Congestion Pricing Opponents: "Your Fault" 15
Wed 14: Driver's Remorse: Tardy Brodsky Delayed by "Accident" 6
Wed 14: Pricing Foe Hakeem Jeffries Demands G Train Service Increase 4
Mon 12: A Bridge and Tunnel Transit Solution 23
Wed 7: Rivera: Pricing Still the Way to Go 1
Mon 5: Anti-Pricing Lawmakers Dismayed by Potential Backlash 9
Mon 5: New London Mayor Talks Up Buses and Bikes (Updated) 6
Fri 2: Third Term for Livingstone Looks Unlikely (Updated) 28
April 2008
Wed 30: Paul Newell on Congestion Pricing and Reforming Albany 13
Tue 29: Chicago Gets NYC's Congestion Pricing Money 19
Mon 28: Survey Finds New Yorkers Anxious About Congestion and Safety 13
Thu 24: Glick's Excuse: Everything But the Kitchen Sink 45
Thu 24: Did Reporters Ever Dig Beneath Brodsky's Populist Rhetoric? 12
Tue 22: Will Richard Ravitch Resurrect Congestion Pricing? 8
Mon 21: Kheel to Push Free Transit Pricing Plan in '09 Mayoral Race 12
Fri 18: Sadik-Khan: We're Putting the Square Back in Madison Square 15
Fri 18: Residential Parking Plan Falls With Congestion Pricing 17
Fri 18: Electeds Still Need to Hear From Pricing Supporters 8
Thu 17: Upstate Assembly Member Says City Delegation Killed Pricing 8
Wed 16: What If Pricing Had a Better Name? 20
Tue 15: Jessica Lappin: Congestion Pricing Advocate 20
Tue 15: Après Congestion Pricing, It's Time to Look at the Paris Model 19
Mon 14: Help Wanted: Legislators Needed to Fix Broken Capital 28
Mon 14: Bridge and Tunnel Traffic Drop Tied to Toll Increase 30
Fri 11: De Blasio's Excuse: There Shoulda Been a Brooklyn Lock Box 32
Thu 10: Will Pro-Pricing Council Members Suffer for Their Votes? 15
Wed 9: Silver and Assembly Dems Defend Their "Democratic" Process 45
Wed 9: Kossacks Welcome Demise of Congestion Pricing 45
Tue 8: Gene Russianoff on the MTA's $17.5 Billion Hole 12
Tue 8: Lew Fidler: Let's Get to Work 32
Tue 8: Three Questions for Richard Brodsky 32
Mon 7: It's (Apparently) Official: Congestion Pricing Is Dead 43
Mon 7: Keep Hope Alive? 6
Mon 7: Breaking: Joan Millman to Vote "Yes" on Pricing 18
Mon 7: With Congestion Pricing Dead, a $17 Billion Transit Deficit Looms 34
Mon 7: Assembly Dems Kill Pricing 30
Mon 7: Senate Moves Toward Pricing Vote 3
Mon 7: One More Chance to Support Pricing: Call Your Reps Today! 6
Mon 7: Dueling Videos: Weprin and McCaffrey vs. New York's Future 0
Mon 7: Will Congestion Pricing Make or Break Mayoral Campaigns? 17
Mon 7: Support for Pricing From Nassau Dem Michelle Schimel 2
Fri 4: If Congestion Pricing Fails, Rest Assured, There's Always Plan B 8
Fri 4: What Glick's District Will Lose Without Congestion Pricing 21
Fri 4: What Your District Loses Without Congestion Pricing 3
Fri 4: God's Love: We're Not Against Congestion Pricing 36
Thu 3: Open Thread: What Are Your Reps Saying About Pricing? 36
Thu 3: Silver: Fate of Pricing Decided by Monday 4
Thu 3: Glick Worried Pricing Will Make Air Quality Worse 38
Thu 3: Queens Pricing Opponent Is Right: $8 Is Crazy 23
Thu 3: Time to Call Your Legislators About Congestion Pricing 10
Thu 3: Pricing Round-Up: Dems Conference in Albany 13
Wed 2: Brennan Introduces Alternative Pricing Bill in Assembly 32
Wed 2: Brodsky Presents Dems With a Choice: God's Love or Al D'Amato 21
Wed 2: Corzine Ratchets Up Interstate Bickering 13
Wed 2: Brooklyn Assemblyman "Protects Families" From Pricing 46
Wed 2: We Win!!!... a Trip to Albany? 9
Wed 2: The City Council Vote in Two Dimensions 19
Tue 1: NY1 Poll: How do You Want Your Legislator to Vote? 4
Tue 1: Parsing the Council Pricing Vote 7
Tue 1: Pay Back: Richard Brodsky Proposes Road Pricing for Westchester 24
March 2008
Mon 31: City Council Passes Congestion Pricing. Next Stop: Albany. 60
Mon 31: Pricing Clears Committee, Moves to Full Council Tonight 8
Mon 31: Council to Vote on Pricing Later Today [Updated] 16
Mon 31: "Thums" Down and Zero Unispheres for Queens Pricing Supporters 5
Mon 31: What Western Queens Stands to Lose Without Congestion Pricing 5
Mon 31: $1 Billion From Port Authority Not Enough for Shelly Silver 23
Fri 28: Best View Yet of Potential Transit Improvements 16
Fri 28: Fidler Waxes on "Haves" and "Have-Nots" 22
Fri 28: Bloomberg: Expect Some Tweaks to Pricing Bill 13
Fri 28: Driving to the Hospital Is Already Expensive 21
Fri 28: Today Is the Day to Call Your Reps 4
Thu 27: Robots Against Congestion Pricing 20
Thu 27: Obama Endorses Pricing as "Thoughtful and Innovative" 7
Thu 27: Queens Pols Rally to Keep Using Gioia's District as Their Doormat 12
Thu 27: Pro-Pricing PAC Puts Pols on Notice 18
Thu 27: Silver Introduces "Courtesy" Pricing Bill, Wants a Millionaire Tax 15
Wed 26: Quinn Says MTA Troubles Show Why We Need Pricing 3
Wed 26: Council Member Robert Jackson Leaning Toward "Yes" Vote 5
Wed 26: Assembly Member Kellner Comes Around on Pricing 23
Tue 25: NYC's First Bus Rapid Transit Line Debuts in the Bronx 15
Tue 25: Pricing Hearing: Sadik-Khan and Aggarwala Explain the Details 31
Mon 24: Undecided Council Members Speak Up at Pricing Hearing 91
Mon 24: Sadik-Khan: What We Lose Without Congestion Pricing [Updated] 9
Mon 24: Sadik-Khan Set to Testify at City Hall 5
Mon 24: City Council to Hear From Public This Evening 1
Fri 21: Paterson Backs Pricing, Introduces Bill in Albany 9
Fri 21: What Paterson's Senate District Stands to Gain From Pricing 4
Fri 21: Congestion Pricing Bill: Fun With Legalese 27
Fri 21: T.A. Ad Drives It Home ... to Westchester 7
Fri 21: Pricing Round Up: Sticking Points, Horse Trading, Hearings 3
Thu 20: Congestion Pricing Bill: First Impressions 3
Thu 20: Pricing Round Up: Persuasive Arguments, Rigged Polls, New Buses 19
Thu 20: Two Ways to Tell the Story of Congestion Pricing 9
Wed 19: Pricing Bill Appears in Albany; Bloomberg and Paterson Meet 3
Wed 19: Bloomberg Says There's No Reason Pricing Shouldn't Pass 40
Wed 19: Assembly Member Deborah Glick: Angry Fence-Sitter 29
Tue 18: Pricing Advocates Hear Excuses from Queens State Senator 8
Mon 17: More Mixed Signals on Pricing's Chances Under Paterson 5
Thu 13: Paterson: "We're Taking a Look" at Pricing 3
Thu 13: Q Poll: New Yorkers Favor Pricing as Transit Funding Source 9
Tue 11: Advocates Continue Pricing Push 0
Tue 11: Gerson: Proposed Pricing Plan Misses the Mark 33
Mon 10: Open Thread: Spitzer Prostitution Scandal 31
Mon 10: Times Poll Finds 20 Council Members Against Pricing 8
Fri 7: Charting a Course for Pricing Through City Council 36
Fri 7: Bike-Share Update: DC First Out of the Gate 1
Thu 6: All Eyes on Portland at Bike Summit 30
Wed 5: Brooklyn Letter-Writing Party: Tell Your Elected Officials to Support Congestion Pricing! 0
Wed 5: Manhattan Letter-Writing Party: Tell Your Elected Officials to Support Congestion Pricing! 0
Wed 5: Silver Calls Hearing on Pricing and MTA Capital Plan 8
Tue 4: Brooklyn Community Board 7 Congestion Pricing Forum -- Windsor Terrace 0
Tue 4: Council Members Want "Blatantly Unfair" Toll Credit Corrected 56
Tue 4: Union Campaign Calls for Mary Peters' Ouster 0
Tue 4: Congestion Pricing Endgame Begins 11
Mon 3: Sander Makes the Case for MTA Capital Plan and Pricing 3
Mon 3: Denny Farrell: Less Traffic and Pollution? No Thanks. 17
Sat 1: Savvy Cyclist Class 0
February 2008
Fri 29: Hakeem Jeffries Stands With Westchester on Congestion Pricing 30
Fri 29: Bloomberg Pitches Pricing to Brooklyn Assembly Members 1
Thu 28: The Brodsky Alternative, Take Two: $6.50 to Enter a Cab 58
Thu 28: Viverito: Don't Fall for Suburbanite Anti-Pricing "Nonsense" 1
Wed 27: MTA Capital Plan Calls for $4.5B in Pricing Revenues 10
Tue 26: Assemblyman Hevesi Clarifies Transit "Money Grab" Comment 11
Tue 26: Driver-Nannies Keep Kids and Parents Safe From Transit 33
Mon 25: Ads Pitch Pricing Benefits to Transit-Taking Majority 3
Mon 25: Weiner Says Pricing Shows "Stunning Political Naivete" 10
Mon 25: Assemblyman Hevesi Slams Pricing as Transit "Money Grab" 22
Fri 22: It's Time to Tell Your Reps to Vote for Pricing 7
Wed 20: Congestion Pricing Populist Soundbite Contest 22
Wed 20: Peñalosa to New York Pols: BRT & Pricing Benefit Working Class 11
Tue 19: Brodsky Sows Doubt, Misinformation at Brooklyn Pricing Debate 11
Fri 15: "Lock Box" Provides $39M for Livable Streets, Ferries, BRT 13
Thu 14: Queens Pricing Opponents Push a Fantasy Commuter Tax 26
Wed 13: Brodsku 6
Tue 12: London Imposes $50 Guzzler Fee on SUVs and Lux Roadsters 12
Mon 11: Has Richard Brodsky Ever Paid a Subway Fare? 22
Fri 8: New Congestion Pricing Plan, Same Jeffrey Dinowitz 10
Fri 8: State Senator's Car is Towed During Congestion Pricing Meeting 10
Tue 5: Who is the Livable Streets Candidate? 13
Tue 5: DOT: Relax Brooklyn, Parking Permits Not Just for Downtown 19
Mon 4: The Human Rights Argument For BRT And Pricing 16
Fri 1: Congestion Pricing Plan Includes a "Livable Streets Lock Box" 54
January 2008
Thu 31: Commission Approves Pricing. Next Stop: City Council 18
Thu 31: Congestion Commission Recommendation: First Look 44
Thu 31: Word on the Street: Pricing "Like Charging You to Breathe" 1
Thu 31: Pricing Recs to Include Residential Parking Permits 1
Thu 31: Congestion Panel to Recommend Abbreviated Pricing Plan 20
Wed 30: Badda Bing! NYPD "Taking Care of" New Parking Placards 11
Tue 29: Lew Fidler's 9 CARAT STONE Plan Lives! 34
Mon 28: What Will It Take for Assemblyman Kellner to Vote for Pricing? 12
Mon 28: Kheel Plan Getting Lots of Play, Except Where It Counts 5
Fri 25: Kheel Planners Detail Free Transit Proposal 30
Fri 25: Proof That Congestion Pricing Supporters Do Exist in Queens 15
Fri 25: Disconnect Between Pols and People at Brooklyn Traffic Hearing 27
Thu 24: Motorists Dominate UES Parking Workshop 16
Thu 24: Testify! Public Hearings on Congestion Pricing Tonight 7
Fri 18: StreetFilm: Crosswalks #1 27
Fri 18: Are Bikes the Secret to Danish Bliss? 4
Fri 18: Bloomberg Touches on Safe Streets, Pricing in State of the City 5
Thu 17: Road Pricing and Public Transit: The "Virtuous Cycle" 19
Thu 17: As Anti-Pricing Arguments Fall Away, It's Just Parking & Politics 6
Fri 11: Brodsky Taxes Milk! Toll Plazas Will be Named After Marc Shaw! 23
Fri 11: Let's Hear About Mayor Bloomberg's Transit Improvement Plan 5
Thu 10: Weiner and Wylde Square Off in Pricing Forum 25
Thu 10: Bridge Toll Plan Headlines Congestion Commission Report 39
Wed 9: A Q&A With Ted Kheel, Free Transit Advocate 40
December 2007
Thu 20: The One Carbon Tax That Couldn't 13
Wed 19: Highlights of Monday's Traffic Commission Meeting 2
Wed 19: Shocker: MTA Board Approves Fare Hike 32
Tue 18: Kheel Plan: Double the Congestion Charge & Make Transit Free 35
Mon 17: Will Silver Defer to City Council on Congestion Pricing? 29
Mon 17: New Spin: Save the Mayor's Congestion Plan by Modifying It 8
Fri 14: Congestion Pricing: Bloomberg Needs to Sweeten the Deal 34
Thu 13: Highlights of the "Equal Tolls, Unequal Access" Discussion 7
Tue 11: Highlights of Yesterday's Traffic Commission Meeting 47
Tue 11: NYC Car Commuters Are Wealthier and Cops All Drive to Work 56
Fri 7: Inom Tullarna: The Ancient Roots of Congestion Pricing 18
Wed 5: Pricing Alternatives Fail the "Reality Test" 23
Mon 3: Congestion Panel Considers Shrinking Zone and Tolling Bridges 7
November 2007
Fri 30: MTA Chief Lee Sander Gets Megamodal 4
Thu 29: NYC's "Flawed" Traffic Plan Brought to You by... Toyota 10
Thu 29: Compromise "Ruled the Day" at Congestion Pricing Hearings 1
Wed 28: T.A. Responds to Fidler's Tax'n'Tunnel Pipe Dream 5
Mon 26: TSTC.org Would Be More Thankful If... 4
Wed 21: TSTC Asks the Obvious, Yet Elusive, Pricing Poll Question 11
Tue 20: Congestion Panel Meets Amidst Q Poll Parsing 7
Mon 19: StreetFilms: Bay Ridge Bus Commuters Talk Congestion Pricing 18
Mon 19: NYC Voters Oppose Pricing Unless it Helps Prevent a Fare Hike 37
Thu 15: 30 Firms Submit Proposals for NYC's Congestion Pricing System 8
Wed 14: Brian Ketcham Proposes a "Simpler, Cheaper Traffic Fix" 41
Tue 13: Peters Revisits Her Bikes "Are Not Transportation" Comment 3
Tue 13: Weiner Imagines Paying for His Traffic Plan With a Gas Tax Raise 40
Mon 12: Congestion Pricing Will Make You Happy 14
Fri 9: MTA Chief Links Congestion Pricing to Fare Hike... or Not 35
Thu 8: Big Builders Explain Why Congestion Pricing is Important 4
Thu 8: Bloomberg-Fatigue May Dampen PlaNYC Support in the Bronx 9
Tue 6: Staten Islanders Keeping an Open Mind on Congestion Pricing 25
Mon 5: Gridlock Sam's Compromise Plan 24
Fri 2: Profiles in Discouragement: Pols Defend Traffic Status Quo 18
Fri 2: Push for Congestion Pricing Spurs Parking Reform 59
Fri 2: Fact Check: Congestion Pricing is Not a "Regressive Tax" 12
Fri 2: Bloomberg Declares Support for a National Carbon Tax 7
Thu 1: Low Turnout But Surprising Support at Bronx Congestion Hearing 8
Thu 1: Lew Fidler's "9 CARAT STONE" Traffic Plan Arrives 84
Thu 1: Weiner's Congestion Testimony: Anything But Pricing 30
October 2007
Wed 31: Congestion Pricing Supporters Speak Up in Queens 9
Wed 31: Bloomberg Visits the Bronx. Dinowitz Anti-Pricing Rally Fizzles. 3
Wed 31: Finally: A Spot to Talk About Parking 0
Wed 31: Queens Civic Congress Has Its Own Plan 3
Mon 29: Bruno: "The people who travel around are taxed enough." 7
Fri 26: Congestion Pricing Gets a Warm Reception in Manhattan 10
Fri 26: Bloomberg Says What You're Thinking 2
Thu 25: Pricing Hearings Begin With Away Double-Header 6
Mon 22: The Times Wants Your Traffic Ideas 4
Mon 22: Times Calls for End to Free Parking Monopoly 46
Fri 19: Who Are Anti-Pricing Pols Really Looking Out For? 10
Fri 19: Senator Krueger "Extremely Disturbed" by Pricing Hearing Schedule 2
Fri 19: RPA Refutes Anti-Pricing “Alternatives” Study 9
Thu 18: Traffic Mitigation Commission Public Hearings Announced 0
Thu 18: Who is Richard Brodsky? 14
Wed 17: Pricing Advocates Call for Impact Study and New Parking Policies 27
Wed 17: Parking Reform Alone Won't Solve Congestion 1
Wed 17: Refresher: What is Congestion Pricing? 1
Tue 16: Carrion Supports Congestion and Congestion Pricing 5
Mon 15: Fact Remains: No Congestion Pricing = No Federal Funds 7
Mon 15: Robin Chase: "The Web 2.0 of Transportation Technologies" 21
Fri 12: T.A. Responds to 'Keep NYC Congestion' Plan 40
Fri 12: Here is the Keep NYC Congestion Tax Free Report 3
Fri 12: "Not Getting Anywhere" at Bronx Pricing Forum 5
Fri 12: Anti-Congestion Pricing Group Suggests Alternatives 19
Thu 11: Congestion Pricing, Hashed Out Over Pints 10
Thu 11: Bronx Traffic Relief Forum Tonight, 7:30pm, Riverdale Temple 2
Mon 8: MTA Says it Needs More Money for Congestion Pricing 10
Fri 5: Congestion Pricing Should be Attached to Parking Reform 35
Wed 3: Pricing Friends and Foes Find Common Ground in Shoup 9
Tue 2: MTA Chief Lee Sander Talks Congestion Pricing in Queens 4
September 2007
Wed 26: Traffic Congestion Mitigation Commission Opens for Business 20
Wed 26: Google Enlisted in Pricing Battle 0
Wed 26: Variable Pricing at MTA Bridges and Tunnels Would Ease Traffic 8
Tue 25: Traffic Mitigation Commission Meeting Pre-Spin 7
Thu 20: Congestion Pricing Q&A With Rohit Aggarwala, Part 4 12
Wed 19: Congestion Pricing Q&A With Rohit Aggarwala, Part 3 14
Tue 18: Are East River Bridge Tolls the Better Way to Go? 26
Tue 18: Congestion Pricing Q&A With Rohit Aggarwala, Part 2 6
Mon 17: Congestion Pricing Q&A With Rohit Aggarwala, Part 1 27
Wed 12: Gridlock Sam Offers Four Ideas to Cut Traffic Congestion 16
Tue 11: Useful Idiots 29
Tue 11: Parking Revenue Declining, London Borough Lures Back Drivers 7
Mon 10: Nasty, Personal, Elitist and Not a Bronxite 25
Fri 7: Pedestrian Safety Tips & Anti-Pricing Talking Points From AAA 22
Fri 7: Give Me Traffic Congestion or Give Me Death 12
Thu 6: On Behalf of 5.2% of His Constituents, Dinowitz Opposes Pricing 54
August 2007
Thu 30: New Pricing Poll Hits the Spin Cycle 14
Tue 28: City Issues Call for Pricing Tech Designs 31
Mon 27: Congestion Pricing News of the World 4
Fri 24: DOT Seeks Assistant Commissioner for Congestion Pricing 4
Fri 24: Lew Fidler Laments Impending Loss of Parking Permit 4
Thu 23: Legislator Wants New Jersey Rep on Pricing Panel 14
Thu 23: Remainder of Federal Pot Goes to Toll Plans 6
Tue 21: Pricing Panel Appointees Announced 30
Tue 21: Congestion Pricing Op-Art: The Joke's on Whom? 18
Tue 21: Staten Island PlaNYC Panel Tonight 0
Mon 20: Wylde v. Brodsky on WNBC News Show 6
Mon 20: Quinn Makes Pricing Panel Picks 14
Thu 16: London Reaps Pricing Benefits 4
Wed 15: Weiner on the Environment: Big Talk, Small Stick 52
Tue 14: Feds to NYC: "Get on the Bus" 25
Tue 14: Details of the US DOT's $354.5 Million Grant to NYC 3
Tue 14: Responses to $354 Million Federal Congestion Pricing Grant 29
Tue 14: US DOT Gives NYC $354 Million for Congestion Pricing Plan 1
Mon 13: Make That 21 Council Members in Favor of Pricing 4
Fri 10: New Streetsblog Feature: Compact Archives 0
Tue 7: Congestion Pricing Questions the Mayor Will Need to Answer 23
Mon 6: 20 City Council Members Support or Lean Towards Pricing 9
Wed 1: Congestion Pricing Returns to Stockholm 5
Wed 1: August 1 Congestion Pricing Deadline Has Been Met 1
Wed 1: August 1: The Mayor Shall Submit the Traffic Mitigation Plan 0
July 2007
Mon 30: Parking Meters: The Congestion Pricing Controversy of 1932 3
Mon 30: Sadik-Khan: Many Initiatives Are Under Way... 7
Thu 26: Congestion Pricing Process Moves Forward in Albany 2
Thu 26: French Revolution 18
Tue 24: Congestion Pricing Bill, Take 3. 0
Tue 24: Here is the State Senate's Congestion Pricing Bill 12
Mon 23: Senator in Gridlocked Brooklyn District Has Doubts About Pricing 10
Mon 23: Crain's: Congestion Pricing Approval is a "Near Certainty" 3
Fri 20: Congestion Pricing: What's the Deal? 32
Fri 20: The Congestion Pricing Timeline 4
Thu 19: Congestion Pricing: Here's the Deal 51
Thu 19: Lots of Quotes, Few Details on Congestion Pricing Deal 9
Thu 19: Some Sort of Congestion Pricing Deal is Done 11
Wed 18: Critical Transportation Reforms Sink With Pricing 7
Wed 18: The London Model is Dead. Time to Look at Paris. 13
Wed 18: Who Better Represented "the Little Guy" in the Pricing Debate? 22
Tue 17: Parking Reform: Reduce Congestion & Raise Money Minus Albany 22
Tue 17: Bloomberg: NYC is Poorer Today Thanks to Albany Inaction 15
Tue 17: Brodsky Killed Congestion Pricing But We Hurt His Feelings 22
Tue 17: Statement from Mayor Bloomberg on Congestion Pricing Failure 22
Tue 17: The Introduction of a New Order of Things 5
Mon 16: State Assembly Meeting in Manhattan to Talk Congestion Pricing 4
Fri 13: Senator Decries Bronx Asthma Crisis Then Rejects Pricing 13
Fri 13: Highlights From This Week's Mobilizing the Region 3
Fri 13: BRT Moving Ahead but City Pushes Back the Timeline a Bit 7
Fri 13: Dollars for Democracy on Brian Lehrer Today 0
Thu 12: Details of Proposed Bus Service Expansion 9
Wed 11: It's Alive. It's Dead. It's Three Men in a Room! 10
Wed 11: Brodsky Attacks Critics of His Congestion Pricing Study 41
Wed 11: London Releases Its Fifth Annual Congestion Pricing Study 2
Wed 11: New York City Kids Sing Their Support for Congestion Pricing 3
Tue 10: $300+ Million in Bus Improvements Held Hostage in Albany 1
Tue 10: Brodsky Represents NYC's Wealthiest Car Commuters 15
Tue 10: McCaffrey: The Subway is Crowded. Let's Keep it That Way. 10
Tue 10: Queens Legislator Offers Congestion Pricing Torpedo 38
Mon 9: Bloomberg Stadium Foes Urge Silver to Support Pricing 4
Mon 9: If Albany Lawmakers Don't Go Back to Work, NYC Loses 12
Mon 9: Richard Brodsky: Working for the Public or the Parking Industry? 54
Mon 9: Mayor and Assembly Headed to a Showdown Over Pricing 9
Mon 9: Today: Dueling Congestion Pricing Press Events 1
Fri 6: Mayor Speaks at Times Square Pricing Rally 4
Fri 6: 17 Reasons to Make Transit Free 6
Tue 3: Good Stuff in This Week's Mobilizing the Region 7
June 2007
Fri 29: "Triboro RX" Could Provide More Transit Opportunities 20
Fri 29: O'Donnell Supports PlaNYC, but Congestion Pricing? 5
Thu 28: TMBG's Flansburgh: I Drive, and I Support Congestion Pricing 3
Wed 27: Roberts: MTA Needs Congestion Pricing 6
Tue 26: Permanent Pricing Gets Green Light in Sweden 3
Mon 25: The Car as Underdog, and Other Mind-Benders 4
Mon 25: Open Thread: Congestion Pricing Stalled 18
Fri 22: Blogger Launches Petititon to Revive Dormant Subway Tracks 13
Thu 21: StreetFilms: A London Driver Discusses Congestion Pricing 2
Thu 21: Shifting Gears at DOT 3
Wed 20: Q&A With Transportation Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan 20
Tue 19: The Perfect Argument for Congestion Pricing 15
Mon 18: David Weprin: The Parking Garage Industry's Valet? 5
Mon 18: Quinn Announces Her Support for Congestion Pricing 12
Fri 15: It's the Bus Riders, Stupid. 4
Fri 15: Congestion Pricing Opponents Find a New Spokesman 7
Fri 15: A Bronx Cheer for Congestion Pricing 2
Thu 14: City Transit Commuters: A Modest Assessment 17
Thu 14: Assembly Considers Bankrupting MTA to Reduce Congestion 5
Thu 14: If Congestion Pricing Had to be Approved by a Legislature... 11
Thu 14: StreetFilms: "I Have the Right to Breathe Clean Air" 5
Tue 12: New TV Ad Focuses on PlaNYC's Health Benefits 4
Tue 12: City Holds Its Breath for Silver 9
Tue 12: Lappin Describes Her Position as "Similar to Gov. Spitzer's" 0
Tue 12: The King of Albany Gridlock Breaks His Silence 3
Mon 11: Jon Orcutt Appointed as DOT Senior Policy Advisor 8
Mon 11: Albany Advocacy Day 0
Mon 11: Thank Goodness for Dear, Glorious Leader Sheldon Silver 2
Mon 11: 112,000 Less Cars 33
Fri 8: From a Sea of Green, Bloomberg Works a Tough Room 24
Fri 8: First Impressions of Mayor Bloomberg's PlaNYC Testimony... 14
Fri 8: Submit a Congestion Pricing Question to Dr. Horodniceanu 1
Fri 8: PlaNYC Testimony Live on NY1 Right Now 16
Thu 7: I Love This Town But... 0
Thu 7: PlaNYC and Pricing Legislation Introduced. Download it Here. 11
Thu 7: Congestion Pricing Plan Advancing Rapidly 6
Thu 7: Spitzer Backs Congestion Pricing 7
Wed 6: REBNY Goes Green, Gets Behind PlaNYC 4
Tue 5: Bloomberg Upbeat, Media Less So, Ahead of PlaNYC Hearings 2
Mon 4: Seventeen Elected Officials Endorse PlaNYC Initiatives 1
Mon 4: London Finds "No Adverse Impact" Outside Charging Zone 1
Mon 4: Joe Lentol is Worried About Congestion Pricing Park-and-Riders 0
Mon 4: Tour de Brooklyn: City is Considering Car-Free Central Park Trial 5
Fri 1: City Wants 20,000 New Parking Spaces in Hell's Kitchen 26
Fri 1: Small Business Leaders Voice Support For PlaNYC 2
May 2007
Thu 31: Deborah Glick: Devil's in the Details of Congestion Pricing 9
Tue 29: David Yassky Supports Congestion Pricing 12
Tue 29: 86th Street: The Congestion Pricing Battle Line 10
Tue 29: How Many New Yorkers Actually Commute to the CBD by Auto? 8
Fri 25: NY1's "Inside City Hall" on Congestion Pricing 1
Fri 25: Streetsblog Publisher Puts up $250K to Push PlaNYC 3
Thu 24: Groups Dispute Quinnipiac Poll Findings on Congestion Pricing 7
Thu 24: New Quinnipiac Poll Measures Opinion on Congestion Pricing 6
Thu 24: Queens Blogger Runs His Own Commuter Contest 48
Thu 24: After Pricing Proposal: Mayor's Approval at Record High 5
Wed 23: Congestion Pricing: Joan Millman is Not Convinced 29
Wed 23: Debunking the Attack on Congestion Pricing 2
Wed 23: Jessica is Lappin' up the Congestion Pricing Anxiety 12
Mon 21: Pricing is Alive. JFK Rail Link and SMART Fund May be Dead. 14
Fri 18: John Liu Says He Supports Congestion Pricing 38
Wed 16: Livingstone: Businesses Led on Congestion Charge 1
Wed 16: The Clock is Ticking for PlaNYC 1
Wed 16: Days Numbered for City Parking Privileges? 3
Wed 16: Letter of the Week: Congestion Pricing Diplomacy 11
Mon 14: Anti-Pricing Council Member Has Pro-Parking Industry Fans 7
Mon 14: PlanNYC's Public Political Push Starts Today 1
Fri 11: Congestion Pricing Foes Will Go into Attack Mode 24
Thu 10: High-Emission Vehicles to Pay £200 ($400!) to Enter London 4
Thu 10: There Are Certain Facts That We've All Got to Face Up To 4
Wed 9: Biofuels, Bus Lanes and Beer 7
Tue 8: Will the Critics Kill Congestion Pricing? 15
Mon 7: Sadik-Khan and Congestion Pricing: Ready for Prime Time 30
Fri 4: Gene Russianoff on the MTA's Day of Reckoning 9
Thu 3: Londoners Take to the Streets -- on Cycles 4
Tue 1: New York Magazine Casts a Cynical Eye on "Bloomtopia" 23
April 2007
Mon 30: Who Wants to Drive Into a City That's Under Water? 0
Mon 30: Meet the Cloggers 0
Fri 27: Sadik-Khan Press Conference Coverage 13
Thu 26: Ken Livingstone on Congestion Pricing in New York 7
Wed 25: Media (Mostly) Give PlaNYC Its Due 8
Wed 25: Queens Chamber Continues Campaign Against Congestion Pricing 9
Tue 24: What $13 Billion Looks Like 7
Tue 24: Electeds React to Congestion Pricing 19
Mon 23: How Green Is Our Mayor 44
Sat 21: StreetFilm: Talking Transportation with Bob Kiley 0
Fri 20: The Ultimate System: Free Mass Transit and Congestion Pricing 15
Thu 19: Bruce Schaller Profiles a "City in Flux" 8
Wed 18: Detractors Find Congestion Pricing Facts in Short Supply 20
Mon 9: Pedestrian Safety: London Shows How NYC Can Do Better 8
Fri 6: Resolved: More Traffic Congestion & Automobile Dependence 7
Mon 2: Theodore Kheel: My Proposal to Robert Moses 6
Sun 1: Breaking News: Frieden Tapped as DOT Commish 14
March 2007
Wed 28: An English Plan in New York 3
Mon 26: City Council Fiddles While New York City Chokes on Traffic 27
Wed 21: Congestion Pricing: Does New York Have the Will? 18
Tue 20: Mayor Bloomberg at the Crossroads: Who Will Run DOT? 13
Tue 6: Swedish Support for Congestion Charge at All Time High 0
Mon 5: Old Gray Lady Gets on the Bandwagon 5
Thu 1: There's No Such Thing as "Free Parking" 20
February 2007
Thu 22: Mayor Livingstone Extends Congestion Charge Westward 6
Tue 13: Sustainable Transportation for NYC: How to Make it Happen 2
Fri 9: The Subway Should Be Free 32
Fri 9: Another Free-Market Argument for Congestion Pricing 8
Wed 7: Disgruntled Drivers Responsible for UK Letter Bombs? 13
Mon 5: Bush Administration Advocates for Congestion Pricing 32
Fri 2: Streetfilms: An Interview with Sam Schwartz 0
January 2007
Mon 29: New York City 2030. London Today. 2
Thu 18: New Congestion Pricing Poll in Line With London & Stockholm 19
Wed 10: Making Hell's Kitchen Less Hellish 20
December 2006
Wed 13: Futurama 2030 Speech: News Round-Up 1
Wed 13: Rebutting Congestion Pricing's Opponents 1
Tue 12: Futurama 2030: Bloomberg Outlines Ambitious 10-Point Agenda 37
Tue 12: Parochial Thinking Amid Ominous Signs 1
Mon 11: Mayor Bloomberg Sustainability Speech Tomorrow 4
Fri 8: Where Do Manhattan Auto Commuters Come From? 26
Thu 7: Three Concrete Proposals for New York City Traffic Relief 15
Thu 7: A Snapshot of New York City Gridlock 5
Wed 6: Manhattan BP Stringer Calls on NYC to Seek Federal Funds 5
Wed 6: Gale Brewer to Introduce Congestion Pricing Legislation 0
Wed 6: Traffic Relief Advocates: Meet Your Opponents 30
Tue 5: Traffic Congestion: Sponsored by Your Local Media 7
Tue 5: Today's Congestion Headlines 2
Mon 4: Growth or Gridlock? 13
Mon 4: Congestion Charging in New York City: The Political Bloodbath 11
Mon 4: A Brief History of New York City Congestion Charging 14
Mon 4: It's Traffic Congestion Week in New York City 0
November 2006
Mon 27: 45% of New Yorkers Receptive to a Congestion Charge 30
Mon 20: The Traffic is the Mitigation 10
Mon 20: Congestion Pricing: The Public Conversation Begins 6
Mon 20: Gov. Spitzer Transition Team Transpo Committee Named 0
Wed 15: Mayor Livingstone: $50 to Drive an SUV into Central London 18
Wed 15: Streetfilms: Yesterday's Traffic Relief Rally at City Hall 1
Tue 14: Traffic Relief Rally at City Hall This Morning 0
Tue 14: Rumor Mill: Sustainability Announcement Tomorrow 30
Fri 10: The Cost of Doing Business in Midtown 3
Mon 6: Cyclists and Pedestrians: Fighting Over the Scraps 23
Thu 2: London Calling. Are New York's Leaders Really Listening? 5
October 2006
Fri 20: Rumor Confirmed 1
Fri 13: Congestion Charging Rumor Mill 9
Mon 9: Stockholm: Congestion Charging is Likely to Continue 15
September 2006
Tue 26: Urban Density and a Pocketbook Plea for Congestion Pricing 17
Wed 20: Kenneth Orski: The Future of Transportation 0
Tue 19: Stockholm Voters Approve Congestion Charging 3
Mon 18: Stockholm Voters OK Congestion Charging 3
Wed 13: New York City's Opinion-Makers Turn Attention to Traffic 13
Mon 11: An American Carwolf in London 1
August 2006
Mon 21: Eyes on the Street: Demand Management 5
Thu 10: Congestion Pricing on Hold, Traffic Returns to Stockholm 1
July 2006
Mon 24: Contested Seats 2
Thu 20: City Council Screening of "Contested Streets" 0
Tue 18: London Mayor Wants $45 Fee From Pollution-Making SUV's 5
Thu 6: "Bra!" to Congestion Pricing 4
Wed 5: Weinshall in Stockholm: Praying for Safer Streets 5
June 2006
Thu 29: Eyes on the Street: Brooklyn Bridge, Thurs. June 29, 8:45 am 0
Wed 28: Streetsblog Interview: Stefan Schaefer 1
May 2006
Thu 18: Cure for Stockholm's Traffic Syndrome 0
March 2006
Tue 28: We don't pay to drive.... ANYWHERE 8