New York congestion pricing plan gets federal approval
New York’s congestion tolling plan has received federal approval, meaning the toll of $9 for most drivers entering lower Manhattan will take effect Jan. 5, 2025. The program, with goals of reducing traffic below 60th Street and funding Metropolitan Transportation Authority capital programs,
New York MTA receives final federal approvals for congestion pricing
The Federal Highway Administration today provided Gov. Hochul’s revised congestion pricing plan with their final seal of approval, clearing the way for the program to go live on January 5th. Their decision affirms that congestion pricing will maintain the benefits outlined in the comprehensive environmental assessment of the program.
New York City will make its citizens choose between paying additional fees to drive into lower Manhattan with congestion ...
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority approved a revised congestion pricing plan for Manhattan that President-elect ...
An unsanctioned poster on the New York City subway is warning riders that fare evasion could result in death. MTA Spokesperson Kayla Shults told Newsweek that the poster was not authorized by ...
Heading to New York City? Take the train, because driving is going to become even more expensive for Connecticut folks: the ...
New York City’s transit system is moving forward with a plan to start charging motorists a fee to drive into crowded midtown ...
The young artist, who has launched several projects in the city’s train stations, has won several awards for his initiative ...
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In recent years, the MTA has celebrated several enormous successes that have bolstered that system. The opening of Grand ...
Daniel Penny has chosen not to testify at his trial in the death of an agitated man he choked on a subway train.
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