Judge denies last-ditch attempt to block congestion pricing from taking effect Sunday
- Starting Sunday, most drivers entering Manhattan will pay a $9 toll, as reported by the judge's decision denying New Jersey's request for a restraining order.
- Congestion pricing aims to reduce traffic in Midtown and raise funds for the MTA's capital plan, according to the MTA's statements.
- New Jersey officials argue the tolling plan will increase traffic and pollution, but the MTA claims it will have a minor impact on New Jersey communities.
- Riders Alliance Executive Director Betsy Plum stated that congestion pricing will improve commutes and reduce toxic air pollution across the region.
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