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USA * New York State Senate rejects Bloomberg's congestion pricing plan
New York,NY,USA -AP/Logistics Management (Newton,MA)/The New York Times -17 July 2007: -- The New York State Senate yesterday rejected a plan by Mayor Michael Bloomberg which proposed charging a fee to drivers entering the most congested parts of Manhattan... According to a report, Mayor Bloomberg’s proposal to levy tolls on some commuters will be taken up by a commission and the New York State legislature will have until March 31 to consider its recommendations. And by reviving this proposal New York still has an opportunity to compete with nine other U.S. cities in a national pilot program for $500 million in federal aid to strengthen mass transit, reduce traffic congestion and improve air quality...
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