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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.
The ruling marks a legal victory for the MTA, but does not end the agency's court battle with the feds over the future of the ...
The most recent deadline set by the Trump administration for New York Gov. Kathy Hochul to halt the city's congestion pricing ...
Congestion pricing involves using electronic tolling to charge vehicles $9 for entering Manhattan’s Congestion Relief Zone to ...
A federal judge has issued a temporary order to preserve the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s (MTA) ability to ...
MTA board members convened for their monthly meetings on Wednesday, just a day after a judge sided with the agency on ...
We take a look at Energy Secretary Chris Wright’s order to keep a Michigan coal plant operating just days before it was set ...
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