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Marcelo Remond

Marcelo Remond is a junior majoring in civil engineering in the School of Engineering and minoring in urban planning and design in the Bloustein School of Public Policy. His column, "Unironically Utopian", runs every other Thursday.

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REMOND: Congestion pricing might not be what New York City wants, but it is what it needs

If you are from the tri-state area, you have probably heard about a really controversial program (unless you have been living under a rock) happening in New York City: the Central Business District Tolling Program, also known as congestion pricing. For those who do not understand what congestion pricing is, it is a way to harness the power of the market and reduce waste related to traffic congestion.5 days ago
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REMOND: Better quality of life means reducing car dependency

It was August 2021, and I had just gotten my license. I was really happy as I was finally getting that important thing out of the way. My first in-person term at Rutgers was coming (after a not-that-enjoyable online year), and I was relieved that I would have a reliable and fast method of transportation for my future daily commute. Now, I was not going to depend on my dad to go anywhere. Now, I was going to be free!Sep 8