Outside NYC, which other cities have "Greenwhich Village" type neighborhoods??

[MarketStEl]

Originally Posted by LINative

Among several reasons, trapped in Manhattan, higher population density. Congestion pricing zone which I am against.

um, if you live within the congestion pricing zone, you don't pay to enter it because you're already there. And there's no charge if you leave it.

Besides, the charge only applies to those who drive into it from outside it at certain hours of the day, and if you live there, how often are you going to do that? I'll wager that you might even give up your car if you own one now.

[masssachoicetts]

Originally Posted by MarketStEl

um, if you live within the congestion pricing zone, you don't pay to enter it because you're already there. And there's no charge if you leave it.

Besides, the charge only applies to those who drive into it from outside it at certain hours of the day, and if you live there, how often are you going to do that? I'll wager that you might even give up your car if you own one now.

Well, the toll is all the time its just higher during peaks… which is most of the day.

[JamesJay64]

Originally Posted by Arcenal813

Looks, yes. But the actual vibe of it when physically there is very similar to the villages.

I believe it! I just used to live in DC and it made me think of 18th St in Adams Morgan, hopefully I captured this link right: https://maps.app.goo.gl/C46Ja2cq7t1fWduR7