Golden Gate Bridge

Golden Gate Bridge Congestion Pricing Replaced With Parking Pricing Plan

19 August 2008 - 12:00pm
San Francisco Chronicle
The Feds won't agree to a $1 congestion peak bridge toll, so SF planners have proposed peak hour parking fees on corridors leading to the Golden Gate Bridge to satisfy the Urban Partnership Agreement terms to retain the $158 million grant.

A Congestion Pricing Plan For America's Most Famous Bridge

11 May 2008 - 9:00am
San Francisco Chronicle
Plans call for raising the tolls on the San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge depending on the time of day, but commuters have so far reacted negatively to the plan, arguing there are too few alternatives.

Congestion Pricing Approved for Golden Gate Bridge

19 March 2008 - 8:00am
San Francisco Chronicle
The Golden Gate Bridge District, in agreeing to apply congestion pricing to the bridge, has saved the $158 million Urban Partnership grant for the Bay Area in the nick of time, but has created turmoil with S.F because of where the revenue goes.

If You Prevent It, They Won't Do It

5 March 2008 - 2:00pm
Washington Post
The Golden Gate Bridge has a four foot railing along its pedestrian sidewalk. Mental health advocates have long demanded that a barrier be placed to prevent those intent on suicide from jumping, and point to studies showing why it is needed.
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