Feds give final approval for congestion pricing as Hempstead files lawsuit
Federal transportation officials have granted final approval for New York’s congestion pricing plan, clearing the way for the MTA to charge vehicles $9 for driving below 60th Street in Manhattan beginning on January 5th. Announcement of the approval followed the filing of a new lawsuit by Hempstead Town officials aiming to block congestion pricing.
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In recent years, the MTA has celebrated several enormous successes that have bolstered that system. The opening of Grand ...
For the first time in decades, the Red Line is entirely free of slow zones. According to the MBTA, it’s been at least 20 years since the busy subway line, running south from Alewife toward Braintree ...
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As New York State’s congestion pricing program received final federal approval, the Town of Hempstead on Friday filed a ...
The state is conspicuously missing. It ponies up our money with no real oversight of how it is spent. It is shortsighted to ...
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The $9 toll could bring in revenue that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which runs the city’s transit ...
This plan assumes a four percent fare and toll increase in 2025 and in 2027 with increased operational efficiencies.
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