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NYC congestion fees, Hyundai Santa Fe, Porsche Mission E: What’s New @ The Car Connection

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New York City skyline (by Flickr user AngMoKio)NYC hopes congestion fee won’t get stuck in legislative gridlock New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has proposed a so-called congestion charge in an attempt to combat New York City—and specifically Manhattan—traffic jams. If implemented, drivers would face fees of $11.52 to enter the most traffic-prone areas of Manhattan, and trucks...

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Good Gawd - nothing screams "stay the hell away" from a city like a fee just for the right to enter a city during peak congestion - which is 7 am to 6 pm. This oughta do wonders for business too. What are they thinking? Everyone's going to walk or take the subway? Helicopters? Jet packs? Roller blades? 

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