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New York congestion pricing takes a toll on some Chinatown residents

Karina Mitchell

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After almost two decades since the idea was first proposed - congestion pricing - a controversial vehicle toll, was implemented earlier this month in New York City. The $9 peak period fee will impact most private passenger vehicles traveling within the city’s designated Central Business District. Commercial vehicles will pay even more - up to nearly $22 - and taxis and ride-hailing services are also affected. 

Karina Mitchell takes an early look at how effective it has been in reducing congestion on New York City streets and the impact it’s having on the city’s vibrant Chinatown community.

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