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New York City officials to charge drivers to decrease congestion

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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority, or MTA, approved a congestion pricing plan. Under the plan, drivers could pay up to $15 to enter the central business district in Manhattan. Some critics have criticized the move because it does not exempt taxis and Ubers, passing the cost along to those who don't drive.

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New York City officials to charge drivers to decrease congestion

New York City officials say the so-called "congestion pricing" would reduce the number of vehicles entering Manhattan by 17% a day.

1 year ago·Atlanta, United States

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Scripps News broke the news in Atlanta, United States 1 year ago on Sunday, December 10, 2023.

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