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> edit: and how about plumbers (and the like) who need a vehicle to carry what they need to work? You charge the customer for the congestion charge and use it
by quickthrowman 16d ago
> edit: and how about plumbers (and the like) who need a vehicle to carry what they need to work?
You charge the customer for the congestion charge and use it to pay the fee, just like anything else. I bid construction work and would include congestion fees into my bid or T&M rates if needed.
How do you think construction vehicles pay for parking? They charge the customer for it and use the money to pay for parking.
- bryanlarsen 16d agoPresumably it would lower your bid by subtracting 20 minutes less of travel per trip and adding the congestion charge per day.
- quickthrowman 15d agoDefinitely, 20 minutes of an electrician in a truck costs me about $45 ($135/hr cost). Probably closer to $170-180/hr in NYC which would be close to $60 if it saved 20 minutes.