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Want a Faster, More Reliable Commute?

Target: New York Traffic Commission
Sponsored by: Campaign for New York's Future

Think your commute is bad now? Add a million more people to the equation and we might have a transportation meltdown! We need a plan that will keep New York City moving, make public transportation faster and more reliable, cut traffic and reduce air pollution and global warming emissions. And now we have that plan: a modified congestion pricing program.

Tell your state legislators to pass congestion pricing and reduce traffic, cut commute times, and fund public transportation across all neighborhoods.

deadline: Ongoing...
goal: 5,000

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Dear Legislator,

I am writing to thank you for creating the Traffic Congestion Mitigation Commission last summer. I urge you to adopt the congestion pricing plan that the commission is recommending after months of study, community hearings and deliberation. New York City needs this congestion pricing plan in order to improve commutes today and make the city ready for the expected one million new residents moving here in the next 25 years.

This is a plan that:

* Achieves real traffic reductions - reductions at least as great as the Mayor's initial congestion pricing proposal

* Raises $474 million per year to improve the public transit system most New Yorkers, especially lower income New Yorkers, depend on

We signed the “Want a Faster, More Reliable Commute?” petition!

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8:59 am PST, Mar 2, Marlene Frihman-Fels, New York

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11:03 am PST, Feb 13, Miriam Amari, New York
We must make every change that is possible to save the environment. How absurd to be rushing back and forth "importantly" on a dying planet when the rushing itself significantly contributes to the demise of everything. We know how and what to do, so let's do it.

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9:55 am PST, Feb 13, Rajashekhar Chava, Pennsylvania

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7:57 am PST, Feb 13, Alicia Kirkpatrick, New York

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6:17 am PST, Feb 13, Christopher Walsh, New York

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1:30 pm PST, Feb 12, Christofer Stanton, Alabama

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11:54 am PST, Feb 12, Elaine Secondo, Connecticut

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