The pricing of the crowding in Manhattan is a predictive success

MHala RyanA speech therapist in New York City, he was afraid to enter the pricing of congestion. To see her patients in Queens and Manhattan, she sometimes leads via East River several times a day. The idea of ​​paying 9 dollars every day angered it. However, since the actually implemented the policy, she changed her opinion. The journey that took an hour or more can now be 15 minutes. “Well, this is very nice,” admits to think. Mrs. Ryan is not alone. Opinion polls show more New York residents now support losses instead of opposing it. A few months ago, it witnessed a strong opposition.