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Ending Traffic 101

Posted by: David Gest

19 January 2006 - 12:00pm

The Gotham Gazette outlines a series of traffic reports and policies, analyzing the steps necessary to confront New York's 800,000-a-day car problem.

Discussion points include gauging the traffic problem in the city, factors that "aid and abet congestion", congestion pricing, a general traffic plan for the city, tolls for bridges, and an outline of other ideas to fight traffic.

Full Story: Endless Traffic: Can It End?
Source: The Gotham Gazette, January 16, 2006
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