The deadline for New York to end its congestion pricing program is tomorrow, that after the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration withdrew its support last month. New York State and the MTA launched court challenges to the plan, putting it into limbo, but that deadline still hangs out there. New York State Senator Bill Weber of the 38th District noted the governor and the president met recently and that probably came up…
Rockland Assemblyman Patrick Carroll of the 96th District, covering Clarkstown and parts of Haverstraw and Orangetown, says the feds should just stay out of it…
The Hochul administration and the MTA are reportedly planning to let the deadline come and go, allowing the tolling to continue. After a false start last year, the plan began January 5th.