NYC is the first US city with congestion pricing. Surviving 2025 is the key test
- New York City's congestion pricing began on January 5, aiming to reduce traffic and improve air quality.
- The plan charges passenger vehicles $9 during peak hours and $2.25 during off-peak hours for entering Manhattan below 60th Street.
- Critics, including New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy and over half of New York City voters, oppose congestion pricing, citing its burden on drivers.
- Legal challenges are ongoing, but experts believe reversing congestion pricing will be difficult now that it has started.
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