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We should call it Decongestion pricing—we (generally referring to those of us who advocate for values of progress, justice, equity and freedoms) too often speak in terms of what we are against vs what we are for…

Chicago did that on State Street many years ago.

#Philly, #Boston, #Pittsburgh, #SF — I'm looking at you, too. (And that's just the beginning. With a few post-WW2 exceptions, the most populous cities in the US have compact historic cores that would benefit from congestion-relief pricing.)

Trump and his cronies will do everything they can to kill it.

Austin

Meanwhile, here in Ontario our regressive mob boss premier wants to ban municipalities from trying such pricing schemes.

Toronto really needs this.

Would DSLSD be in that later stage? Trying to think if there are logistical reasons it wouldn't be.