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New York is set to become the first city in the U.S. to implement a congestion charge starting in January.

The plan is to charge $9 for passenger cars entering Manhattan's central business district.

The primary goal is to reduce traffic congestion, but it will also generate revenue for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which runs Metro-North Railroad in Connecticut.

Gov. Ned Lamont has been only mildly supportive of congestion pricing, but adds: “it’s a good thing for all if more people took the train.”

How do you think congestion pricing in NYC will impact CT commuters?
It will significantly increase costs for CT residents who drive into Manhattan (31%, 107 VOTES)
It will encourage more CT commuters to use public transportation (41%, 139 VOTES)
It will lead to increased traffic in CT as people avoid driving into NYC (6%, 22 VOTES)
It will have little to no effect (21%, 73 VOTES)
Poll Description

New York is set to become the first city in the U.S. to implement a congestion charge starting in January.

The plan is to charge $9 for passenger cars entering Manhattan's central business district.

The primary goal is to reduce traffic congestion, but it will also generate revenue for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which runs Metro-North Railroad in Connecticut.

Gov. Ned Lamont has been only mildly supportive of congestion pricing, but adds: “it’s a good thing for all if more people took the train.”

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