Streetsblog stories from Congestion Pricing
- July 2008
- Thu 10: New Mayor Could Weaken London Congestion Charge 0
- Wed 9: Study: Highways Don't Pay for Themselves 8
- Tue 8: San Gabriel Valley Pols Seek Compromise on I-210 Congestion Plan 4
- June 2008
- Tue 10: Katz Blasts Back at Congestion Pricing Foes in S.G. Valley 2
- May 2008
- Wed 21: O'Conner on Ending the Free Ride for Hybrids 0
- Wed 21: Tomorrow’s Big Metro Board Agenda Item: Expanding Congestion Pricing 1
- Wed 14: Anti-Congestion Pricing Group Think Goes to the Next Level 0
- Tue 13: Bipartisan Pandering on Congestion Pricing 3
- Mon 12: Suburban Congressmen Introduce Anti-HOT Lanes Legislation 2
- Wed 7: Daily News Repeats Others' Arguments Against HOT Lanes 1
- Mon 5: Congestion Pricing Comes to Washington State 3
- April 2008
- Thu 24: Feds Helping Metro Move to HOT Lanes. 3
- Thu 10: CityWatch Columnist Defends His Attack on Congestion Pricing 4
- Wed 9: CALTRANS Thinking of Congestion Pricing on Highways 2
- March 2008
- Fri 14: City Watch Columnist Slams Congestion Pricing 9
- February 2008
- Wed 27: Congestion Pricing to LAX Not Dead Yet 0
- January 2008
- Mon 28: Another Street Heat Post at Emerald City 0
- Fri 25: Go Green with Street Heat! 0
- December 2007
- Wed 12: Council Committee Moves on HOT Lanes 0
- November 2007
- Thu 29: Going to a Really Long Metro Board Meeting So You Don't Have To 6