ENR spoke with MTA's deputy chief for policy and external relations about the rollout of the congestion pricing program ...

Congestion pricing toll readers are pictured on the Henry Hudson Parkway near West 57th St. in Manhattan. (Barry Williams for New York Daily News) So, what’s the best way to avoid the congestion ...

NYC congestion pricing plan passes final vote, will bring $15 tolls for some drivers 03:28 NEW YORK - New York City's congestion pricing plan got final approval from the MTA Wednesday. Here's what ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — While the governor’s office recently touted that NYC congestion pricing is “making life in New York ...

Not long ago, my family was seriously considering leaving New York City. We live in Jackson Heights, where our son attends a great local school and we’re surrounded by the kind of energy and ...

Behind the wheel of a wood-paneled 1928 Model A Ford, the actor-tour guide tries to keep his passengers fixated on a bygone New York, not the honks and hassles of today. So congestion pricing ...

Congestion Pricing in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by The M.T.A. board regulating congestion pricing has detailed recommendations for the program, including how much drivers should pay. By ...

While similar congestion pricing systems are used worldwide in other similarly sized cities, like London and Singapore, New York will be the first U.S. city to implement this kind of policy.

NYC Congestion Pricing Is On Hold. What It Means For You The NYC congestion pricing plan is on indefinite hold and will not take effect on June 30, following a U-turn from NY's Governor.

NEW YORK -- Congestion pricing will start in New York City in January with a $9 toll, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Thursday. Hochul wants to restart the program at a reduced rate, which is why it's ...

Congestion Relief Zone signage on Second Avenue as congestion pricing takes effect on January 5, 2025 in New York City. NDZ/STAR MAX/IPx/AP “We desperately need greater investment in public transit.

Congestion Relief Zone signage on Second Avenue as congestion pricing takes effect on January 5, 2025 in New York City. NDZ/STAR MAX/IPx/AP “We desperately need greater investment in public transit.