Federal Court Hears Final Arguments Against NYC Congestion Pricing
Opponents argue the tolling plan was insufficiently vetted and could have harmful impacts on businesses and commuters.
- Attorneys argue the plan will shift congestion to already burdened areas, not eliminate it.
- Plaintiffs claim the environmental study was rushed and focused on revenue rather than reducing traffic.
- The $15 toll is set to begin on June 30, with higher fees for trucks.
- The MTA defends the plan, citing a thorough review process and planned mitigation measures.
- Judge Liman has not indicated when a ruling will be made.