NYC congestion pricing plan up for vote today at MTA board meeting
NEW YORK -- The reintroduction of New York City congestion pricing tolls will be discussed at an MTA board meeting today. Last week, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced she wants to launch congestion pricing in early January 2025, but she wants to lower the toll to enter Manhattan below 60th Street from $15 to $9.
MTA board to vote on $9 congestion pricing toll, with aim of $15 toll by 2031
The MTA board is set to approve a plan Monday to restart congestion pricing with a scaled-back $9 toll beginning in January.The resolution would start the toll at $9 on Jan. 5, then increase it to $12 in 2028 and the original amount of $15 in 2031,
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MTA to vote on new congestion pricing tolling
The MTA Board is expected to vote on congestion pricing. FOX 5 NY's Hayley Fixler has the details.
Congestion pricing and other ways CT subsidizes New York’s MTA
Heading to New York City?  Take the train, because driving is going to become even more expensive for Connecticut folks:  the New York plan for “congestion pricing” is back!
New York City congestion pricing plan returns with new reduced tolls
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is reviving New York City’s congestion pricing with a new plan that lowers the cost to vehicles traveling through Manhattan below 60th Street.
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MTA plans to raise NYC's congestion pricing toll to $15 in 2031
Gov. Kathy Hochul restored the Manhattan fee last week with a $9 base price, but MTA records show the price is slated to ramp up in the coming years.
Can Trump stop congestion pricing? What to know about the revived Manhattan toll
But looming over the plan is incoming President Donald Trump, a vehement opponent of congestion pricing who has previously vowed to "terminate" it. How, and whether, Trump would actually do that remains to be seen.
When does congestion pricing start in NYC?
Congestion pricing in New York City will start in early January, Gov. Kathy Hochul said Thursday. The tentative start date for congestion pricing in New York City is Jan. 5, 2025. Under the new congestion pricing plan,
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New York City’s mass transit system needs better management, improved fare collection, and more sources of revenue.
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Congestion pricing to be implemented in New York City starting January 2025
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A mountain of cash is coming to the MTA. (A fare hike is coming to riders.)
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