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Who's hosting this discussion?
Who's hosting this discussion? This discussion is hosted by CeRI, Cornell researchers whose SmartParticipation strategy helps government decisionmakers get broader, better public input on complex policy problems. Read More -
What's the Move NY Fair Plan?
What's the Move NY Fair Plan? The "Move NY Fair Plan" is a set of ideas for reducing congestion and funding transportation improvements, mainly by changing the current toll system. Read More -
What's the history of all this?
What's the history of all this? For decades, NYC has tried unsuccessfully to reduce traffic congestion and get adequate, stable transportation funding Read More -
What's happening here?
What's happening here? The people who live and work in NYC have the biggest stake in the City's traffic congestion problems. If you want a voice in finding solutions, you've come to the right place. Read More
Closed Proposals
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Proposed Move NY Fair Plan Legislation Opened
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A bill, introduced on March 24, 2016 by Assemblyman Robert J. Rodriguez, was considered in Albany to reduce NYC traffic congestion and provide reliable new revenue for public transit improvements and road and bridge maintenance. On this site, visitors could learn about and discuss the legislation.
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NYC Congestion Opened
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From October 21, 2015 to January 8, 2016, people affected by congestion in the NYC area could use this site to learn about and discuss the causes and possible solutions. Congestion is hardly a new problem, but there’s been some new activity around finding answers. Here New Yorkers shared their experiences and on-the-ground knowledge. They helped evaluate the various proposed solutions and added their own ideas--so that policymakers would also hear the voice of the people who know first-hand about NYC congestion.