New Yorkers lose 117 hours on average each year because of traffic congestion, according to the MTA, setting them back $1,976 in lost productivity and other costs annualy.
The city’s Central Business District Tolling plan, better known as congestion pricing, expected to begin sometime next year, will undoubtedly clear a lot of the gridlock that leads to that lost time and money, the agency says.
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