Thanks for your comment, Anita. One way to reduce the number of cars in the city is to introduce congestion pricing, which you can read more about in subtopic 2 on this page. Basically, drivers would have to pay a toll—like you would if you crossed a bridge—to drive into central Manhattan. Hopefully, that would give drivers a good reason to use the bus or subway. Another way to reduce congestion: the city could ban private vehicles from entering Man, which you can read about in subtopic 4 on this page. Which would you prefer, considering that you occasionally rent a car? Or do you have a different idea?
P.S. To read more about cutting down on distracted driving and other annoying driving habits, check out topic 3, subtopic 4.
Thanks for your comment, Anita. One way to reduce the number of cars in the city is to introduce congestion pricing, which you can read more about in subtopic 2 on this page. Basically, drivers would have to pay a toll—like you would if you crossed a bridge—to drive into central Manhattan. Hopefully, that would give drivers a good reason to use the bus or subway. Another way to reduce congestion: the city could ban private vehicles from entering Man, which you can read about in subtopic 4 on this page. Which would you prefer, considering that you occasionally rent a car? Or do you have a different idea?
P.S. To read more about cutting down on distracted driving and other annoying driving habits, check out topic 3, subtopic 4.
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