· 16hMTA: Congestion pricing will continue past Trump administration deadline
The Trump Administration’s Friday deadline for New York to pull the plug on its congestion pricing program "will come and go," and the MTA will continue tolling vehicles in Manhattan, the transit agency’s chief said Tuesday.
New York officials say congestion pricing will continue beyond a Friday deadline set by the Trump administration to wind down ...
Hochul is framing the Penn project as one of her biggest areas of agreement with Trump, but noted he winced when she asked ...
New York Governor Kathy Hochul went to the White House on Friday in defense of the tolling pilot program, which is gaining ...
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If low-income workers could live without a car, that would put a whole lot of money back in their pockets, and that's exactly ...
Trump's Federal Highway Administration has told the MTA to end the congestion pricing program by this Friday, March 21.
Since it introduced congestion pricing in January, New York City has seen some impressive results: fewer cars on the road, ...
Fair enough. But, for now at least, it’s still more vehicles on Staten Island roads and on the Verrazzano. It’s still more ...
"So far, there's no evidence that the forecasts that the MTA had for hundreds or even thousands of trucks diverting through ...
The sit-down came just a week after Hochul cast herself as leader of the anti-Trump “resistance” amid growing tensions with ...
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