NYC Leading By Example on Employee Parking
NYC has cut the number of parking placards it gives to city employees by more than half — from 144,000 to 66,000, effective next month.
September 2, 2008
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NYC has cut the number of parking placards it gives to city employees by more than half — from 144,000 to 66,000, effective next month.
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