Overview
- Governor Kathy Hochul's suspension of NYC's congestion pricing plan has ignited backlash from transit advocates and public officials.
- The program, intended to fund MTA improvements, was expected to generate $1 billion annually.
- Critics argue the pause will delay crucial transit upgrades and worsen city traffic and pollution.
- Legal experts are exploring options to challenge Hochul's decision, citing potential violations of state law.
- Protesters and public officials vow to continue pushing for the implementation of the congestion pricing plan.