The goal is fee parity: Eliminate toll-shopping, incentivize off-peak travel.
The fury over congestion pricing is growing louder, with New Jersey’s elected officials in broad agreement that the plan must somehow be stopped.
But that political noise must not quell these immutable truths: The health of the region requires that we get people out of their cars, repair a century-old New York City subway system that hundreds of thousands of New Jerseyans use every day, and do our part to lift some of the smog that sits on lower Manhattan like a grimy blanket.
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