Next up in our Real Deal Forum podcast series is Danny Pearlstein, Policy and Communications Director at Riders Alliance—and a lawyer himself.
Danny returns to Closed! to help us unpack the latest developments in NYC’s Congestion Pricing. Now that the policy is officially active across Manhattan, how is it shaping New York City? Danny breaks the early effects to commutes, certain neighborhoods, and the future of transit. We also touch on recent pushback, especially from the Trump administration.
If you’re curious about how congestion pricing is affecting the city, here is your chance to get caught up!
To learn more about congestion pricing visit ridersalliance.org
And as always, you can reach out to Lee at Bergstein Flynn Knowlton & Pollina by visiting our site.
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