NYC’s Congestion Pricing Dangles in Limbo as Federal Judge Deliberates, Peak Hour Fees Could Change City Traffic
New York, NY — With a tight deadline approaching this Sunday, New York City’s congestion pricing plan remains uncertain as a federal judge deliberates after hearing arguments on Friday. The program could alter the cost of entering Manhattan, potentially setting a precedent for urban traffic management. The congestion pricing scheme proposes $9 charges during peak hours and $2.50 during off-peak times for vehicles entering Manhattan south of 60th Street. Exemptions include peripheral highways along Manhattan’s edges and the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel. Additionally, E-Z Pass users will benefit from up to $3 discounts when entering through specific … Read more