Hello, ericamukh, thank you for joining in. You make an interesting point. If I understand correctly, you have a car, live in Brooklyn, and originally hail from Queens, and also feel that the bill's toll reform effort will benefit you as a driver in the boroughs.
Supporters of the bill feel that the toll reform element will reduce traffic congestion, raise funds for improved transit, and also make driving in the City more equitable.
Do you have any hypothetical examples of how a Brooklyn-to-midtown commuter or maybe a Queens to Brooklyn commuter, for example, will be better off in her daily commute under the proposed toll reform?
Hello, ericamukh, thank you for joining in. You make an interesting point. If I understand correctly, you have a car, live in Brooklyn, and originally hail from Queens, and also feel that the bill's toll reform effort will benefit you as a driver in the boroughs.
Supporters of the bill feel that the toll reform element will reduce traffic congestion, raise funds for improved transit, and also make driving in the City more equitable.
Do you have any hypothetical examples of how a Brooklyn-to-midtown commuter or maybe a Queens to Brooklyn commuter, for example, will be better off in her daily commute under the proposed toll reform?
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