Brooklyn Says No to MTA Fare Hike
The MTA faced an overwhelming amount of public opposition to proposed fare and toll hikes at a hearing at the Brooklyn Marriott last night.
November 6, 2007
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The MTA faced an overwhelming amount of public opposition to proposed fare and toll hikes at a hearing at the Brooklyn Marriott last night.
Public hearings on proposed MTA fare and toll increases begin today at 6 pm in Brooklyn and West Nyack, Rockland County. A host of advocates
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