Just in the nick of time, as the congestion pricing debate heats up again in Los Angeles, our friends at Streetfilms released Moving Beyond the Automobile: Congestion Pricing. The value of Streetfilms could hardly be better illustrated than by comparing "MBA: Congestion Pricing" to this piece by KTLA on the same issue. Here's a hint, the KTLA piece doesn't even mention the idea of creating a "congestion free lane of traffic."
Congestion Pricing
Streetfilms v. Local News on Congestion Pricing
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