Would Congestion Pricing Cause an Influx of Out-Of-Town Parkers on the UWS?
New York state legislators are considering adding new tolls in Manhattan this year, charging drivers to enter midtown and below in an attempt to reduce traffic congestion.
Would Congestion Pricing Cause an Influx of Out-Of-Town Parkers on the UWS?
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