NYC congestion pricing program has launched, tolling drivers entering 60th Street and below in Manhattan
New York City’s congestion pricing program, charging drivers entering 60th Street and below in Manhattan, started Sunday, with MTA officials optimistic it will loosen traffic-clogged streets, drivers objecting to the first-such plan in the nation and firefighters' labor leaders predicting longer response times.
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New York City congestion pricing, the first-in-the-nation tolling program, got underway Sunday with no major issues, the MTA ...
The MTA has long said 80% of revenue generated will go toward capital improvements - everything from enhancing accessibility ...
The bridge is basically not free anymore,” Felicia Brown, a 40-year-old who works on First Avenue but lives in Queens, told ...
The countdown to congestion pricing in New York City is over. Drivers now must pay a toll to enter Manhattan south of 60th ...
Our colleague Jeff Coltin was out on the streets in the wee hours Sunday to witness the first drivers being tolled for coming ...
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