~1,000 people responded to the following question on X and LinkedIn:

NYC's "congestion relief zone" is an area where people will have to pay for the convenience of driving themselves. City wants to incentivize drivers to change travel patterns, use more public transit, and unclog streets. Which is closest to your opinion?

(A) Opposed to any type of local toll or access fee, even if funds go to improving the local multimodal transportation system.

(B) Support local toll or access fee that is used to improve the local multimodal transportation system.

(C) Support the idea of tolls in heavily congested areas, but I don't trust government agencies to spend the money on improving the local multimodal transportation system.

RESULTS
(A)  39%
(B)  41%
(C)  20%

It's interesting that on LinkedIn, 82% chose B. My network on that platform is heavily skewed to infrastructure professionals.