July / August 2003
Staff Utne magazine
The mayor of London has instituted a ?5 ?congestion charge??or
about $8?for all commuters driving into town. The fee applies to
cars entering an eight-square mile area in the central city between
7 a.m. and 6:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, notes
Metropolis (April 2003). The plan is modeled on
similar programs in Singapore and Norway, and is expected to curb
congestion while generating some ?130 million ($210 million) for
the city?s coffers.
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