Overview
- New Jersey's senators and governor want to stop New York City's plan to charge drivers entering Manhattan.
- They asked the U.S. Transportation Secretary not to approve the environmental reviews required for the congestion pricing plan.
- A senator introduced a bill to cut some of New York's highway funding if the plan moves forward.
- They said the plan would burden New Jersey residents and organizations financially and environmentally.
- Under the plan, drivers could pay up to $23 a day to enter Manhattan.