NYC congestion pricing: MTA board officially approves reduced $9 toll
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- The board of the MTA on Monday voted to officially approve Gov. Kathy Hochul‘s updated New York City congestion pricing plan with a new, lower toll. The planned passed with only one “no” vote and now awaits federal approval before being fully implemented.
MTA officials hope the outgoing Biden administration gives New York a parting gift: the speedy approval of congestion pricing. During a hastily rescheduled meeting on Monday, the MTA board ...
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The authority will charge most passenger vehicles $9 for the first three years of the program before gradually increasing the fee.
The toll is meant to generate $15 billion in capital funding for the state’s transit authority and ease congestion on New ...
The MTA’s board voted 12 to 1 to approve Gov. Hochul’s modified congestion pricing plan Monday, effectively reviving the controversial toll deigned to fund system improvements. “This is a hopeful ...
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The New York City Council will be holding an oversight hearing on Monday with top officials from the MTA and several city ...
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