

As New Jersey citizens, we have a right to know where our tax dollars
are spent. Save Our Assets NJ is a coalition concerned about the fate
of New Jersey’s toll roads.
Our concerns lie in the facts that Governor Corzine is proposing a road tax that will result in much higher costs to businesses, taxpayers and commuters. We are asking Governor Corzine and the New Jersey Legislature not to put our future in debt.
Written By Peter Humphreys Is the sky falling? Are we really in a financial emergency? Part V: Does the financial community think that we are bankrupt? On: 02/15/2008 10:13:26 The Governor’s supporters have said that Independent rating agencies, such as Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s review the finances and economic outlook of companies and government units. They have analyzed the finances of Standard & Poor’s has given Comments: 3
Sunday, September 07, 2008
Editorial: Taking its toll NorthJersey.com Editorial THE MESSAGE was loud and clear: No toll increases. No way. No. Or to use a word from Rudy Giuliani's recent address to Republicans in St. Paul: "Nada." When Governor Corzine tried to sell his idea of creating a public benefits corporation that would run the state's toll roads, he c... Sunday, September 07, 2008 Fight back on toll hikes Asbury Park Press Editorial Here we go again. It seems like only yesterday that Gov. Corzine's monetization plan — the one that would have increased tolls on the Garden State Parkway and New Jersey Turnpike 800 percent by 2022 — was killed by the public outcry. Well, state officials have come up with something wor... Saturday, September 06, 2008 A.C. Expressway toll hike of 50% planned By Paul Nussbaum Philadelphia Inquirer Prepare to pay more for that trip to the Shore. Tolls on the Atlantic City Expressway will increase by 50 percent early next year if the expressway's board approves a proposed hike announced yesterday. A trip from Philadelphia to Atlantic City would cost $3.75, up from $2.50. Saturday, September 06, 2008 Hikes slated for toll roads By Trish G. Graber Gloucester County Times Proposed fare hikes have been announced on the state's toll roads to fund transportation improvements Š more than $200 million on the Atlantic City Expressway alone Š in what appears to be a clean break from the governor's ambitious toll plan that died last year. Under the pro... |
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