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NY Congestion Pricing Is Likely to Stay Until Year End During Court Case
New York’s congestion pricing program is likely to stay in place through late 2025 while a federal judge decides whether the Trump administration can stop New York from charging motorists to enter Manhattan’s busiest streets.
NYC congestion pricing latest: Judge temporarily blocks Trump administration from ending program
The Trump administration has threatened to implement "compliance measures" as soon as this week unless New York stopped tolling drivers under the congestion pricing program. President Donald Trump has vowed to end congestion pricing, which charges most drivers $9 to enter 60th street or below in Manhattan.
The MTA sent a letter to Duffy saying congestion pricing is legal and he doesn't have the authority to end it. The agency ...
The temporary restraining order bars the Trump administration from withholding "federal funds, approvals, or authorizations" ...
A federal judge has issued a temporary order to preserve the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s (MTA) ability to ...
The temporary restraining order prevents the U.S. DOT from taking 'compliance actions' against New York through June 9, ...
Fourth time’s a “sham.” The Metropolitan Transportation Authority defied the feds’ fourth deadline to kill congestion pricing — while ripping Transportation Secretary Sean ...
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