UPDATE: New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy hires lawyers to explore legal options against New York's congestion pricing plan. The feds approved the plan on Monday, setting off heated reactions. DBrennanTV reports.
."The MTA, rather than getting their own books in order, including examining how on earth they spent more on consultants than the actual boring of the Second Avenue Subway, has opted to squeeze suburban commuters even more.
As far as the MTA is concerned, the next steps include the installation of the tolling apparatus and the decision on what fees will be charged and when.
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