Can NYC Use Unpaid Idling Tickets to Force Corporate Polluters to Electrify Fleets?

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By David MeyerJan 8, 2024, 12:03 am135 pts
A handful of companies owe the city millions of dollars in unpaid idling violations — and the city appears to be using the hefty open balances to pressure the companies to shift to electric vehicles. Two companies in particular, ConEdison and LabQ, owe several million dollars each in unpaid idling tickets…

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