Congestion pricing impact on Fort Lee, NJ could lead to more traffic and pollution

Congestion pricing could bring more traffic, pollutants and headaches to Fort Lee, New Jersey, a gateway to the George Washington Bridge.
23 hours ago
from: ABC7 New York

Congestion pricing, New York, Road pricing, Traffic congestion

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