Here Is Everything That Has Changed Since Congestion Pricing Started in New York - The New York Times

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Policy changes often take years to show results. Even then, you may have to squint to see them.

And then there is congestion pricing in New York.

Almost immediately after the tolls went into effect Jan. 5 — charging most vehicles $9 to enter Manhattan from 60th Street south to the Battery — they began to alter traffic patterns, commuter behavior, transit service, even the sound of gridlock and the on-time arrival of school buses.

What’s changed since the toll began?
Cars on the street - Fewer
Traffic speeds - Faster
Peak commute times - Faster still
Local buses - Faster, less delayed
Traffic outside the zone - Not worse
Transit ridership - Up, up, up
Citi Bike trips - Up in and out of the zone
Car crash injuries - Down
Traffic noise complaints - Down
Visitors to the zone - Up
Public opinion - Not great, but improving

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Here Is Everything That Has Changed Since Congestion Pricing Started in New York - The New York Times