Small Florida Town Adopts Congestion Pricing
13 November 2004 - 11:00am
The Florida town of Windermere hopes to fight chronic traffic with fines for non-resident drivers.l
"In a radical move to grapple with crippling morning and afternoon traffic, the town of 2,200 has come up with a plan to keep outsiders from jamming its side streets.
Windermere, Florida has enacted an ordinance prohibiting non-residents from using certain streets during rush hours. Non-compliance can mean a $200 fine, but so far only warnings have been given."
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Source:
The Orlando Sentinel, November 12, 2004
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