One year after New York City launched its congestion pricing policy, fine particulate pollution inside Manhattan's congestion ...

There was little doubt that New York City’s congestion pricing scheme, which charges vehicles a toll to enter parts of the city, would benefit pedestrians who would have to compete with fewer ...

New York City's congestion pricing program was linked to a 13% reduction in fine-particle pollution in Manhattan during its ...

A new study finds that fine particulate pollution inside Manhattan's congestion relief zone was about 13 percent lower than ...

One year after congestion pricing took effect in Manhattan’s core, early evidence suggests the policy is doing what it promised — even as legitimate questions remain about cost, equity and long-term ...

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When New York introduced congestion-relief pricing in Manhattan last year, it wasn't hard to see how charging people to drive into the busiest part of the city would make life better for the people ...

New York City’s congestion pricing program has been sold, and fought over, almost entirely for its ability to clear traffic out of Manhattan. A new NBER working paper points to a benefit that rarely ...

Congestion pricing encompasses a suite of policy instruments designed to manage travel demand by levying charges on vehicle use within specified urban areas or road segments. Through mechanisms such ...

Traffic and air pollution both have decreased, new research shows. Nearly a year after New York City implemented its congestion pricing program, research shows the policy is having an impact. Traffic ...