Yeah, it would probably have to be phased in pretty slowly to give everything else time to adapt and develop. I bet it could work, though.

Undisciplined

In other citys this might be worth discussing. In NY it's pretty clear most people just take the subway and owning a car is a luxury.

This might be the biggest reason we couldn't implement this in LA.  Here, driving in from the suburbs into the city is not really a luxury since the public transit is so non existent.

charts_and_numbers

First evaluation of New York's congestion pricing: It worked really, really well

zuspotirko

> > Isn't this targeting poor people?

> In other citys this might be worth discussing. In NY it's pretty clear most people just take the subway and owning a car is a luxury.

This might be the biggest reason we couldn't implement this in LA.  Here, driving in from the suburbs into the city is not really a luxury since the public transit is so non existent.



