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Internal documents leaked on NYC congestion pricing reveal a push to kill the program
Today on AirTalk, will congestion pricing in New York City last and could LA adopt the same measures? Also on the program, the pros and cons of dating coworkers; how LA's budget shortfall is affecting affordable housing;
Feds Apologize for Accidental Filing Casting Doubt on NYC Congestion Pricing Challenge
The U.S. Attorney's Office in Manhattan apologized on Thursday for accidentally filing an internal government letter that cast significant doubt on the Transportation Department's effort to kill New York's congestion pricing program in New York.
Congestion Pricing in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by The M.T.A. has a five-year capital budget proposal for critical upgrades to the subway, buses and commuter railroads. The catch ...
The federal judge who could decide the fate of congestion pricing in New York City has dismissed a number of arguments in lawsuits against the controversial toll. Judge Lewis Liman rejected ...
Meanwhile, a federal judge in New Jersey — where Gov. Phil Murphy has sued to kill congestion pricing — has already largely sided against the Garden State and allowed the program to begin Jan. 5.
By Stefanos Chen and Winnie Hu The Trump administration renewed its threats against New York over congestion pricing on Monday, demanding that the state halt the tolling plan or risk the loss of ...
Congestion pricing will likely remain in the heart of Manhattan until the fall under an agreement struck between the Trump administration and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority — before a ...
April 20 (UPI) --New York City's $9 congestion pricing fee for people driving in certain parts of the city will remain, passing a federal deadline Sunday to end it. "The program is working," N.Y.
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