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NJ Gov. Murphy vows to fight congestion pricing plan: ‘Blatant cash grab’

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Most cars entering Manhattan below 60th Street below by way of the Holland Tunnel will be tolled $15. The money raised would fund MTA projects like improvements to subways and buses. Congestion pricing is facing several lawsuits on both sides of the Hudson River. Hearings are scheduled on the New Jersey lawsuit in federal court next week.

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NJ Gov. Murphy vows to fight congestion pricing plan: ‘Blatant cash grab’

JERSEY CITY, N.J. (PIX11) - Rosemary Rogers doesn't drive, but you'll still have a hard time finding someone more fired up about congestion pricing. "It's almost as if … you're forcing it," said Rogers. "I don't believe that is the American way here." Wednesday's stamp of approval by the MTA Board means that come mid-June, most cars entering Manhattan below 60th Street - including by way of the Holland Tunnel - will be tolled $15. The money rais…

1 month ago·New York, United States

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