New York City Granted Approval to Implement Congestion Pricing
- Congestion pricing in New York City has received federal approval to move forward.
- The tolling system aims to reduce traffic and pollution while raising funds for public transportation.
- The approval is up for public appraisal for 30 days before a final federal OK.
- New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy is unhappy with the plan, citing its burden on commuters, state agencies, and the environment.
- The MTA aims to launch congestion pricing in the second quarter of 2024.