Told you so: Staten Island traffic worse as congestion pricing benefits Manhattan (opinion)
Briefly

Since the implementation of congestion pricing in January, Staten Island has seen a significant rise in traffic, with an increase of 15% in truck traffic and 3% in car traffic on the Goethals Bridge. This translates to nearly 18,490 more trucks and 41,675 more cars compared to the previous year. The average speed on the Staten Island Expressway has also declined, raising concerns about congestion and pollution in an area already struggling with traffic. Critics highlight the adverse effects on Staten Island while aiming to ease traffic in Manhattan.
According to data reviewed by the Staten Island Advance/SILIve.com, Staten Island is experiencing increased truck and car traffic due to the implementation of congestion pricing.
The Goethals Bridge has seen a notable 15% increase in truck traffic and a 3% increase in car traffic since congestion pricing began.
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