TWU wows lawsuit after Council votes to ban horse carriages
The union says the ban could wipe out jobs and medallion value for about 150 active licensed drivers.
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TWU wows lawsuit after Council votes to ban horse carriages
The Transport Workers Union is preparing to challenge New York City in federal court after the City Council voted to ban horse-drawn carriages in Central Park, arguing that the legislation threatens the livelihoods of drivers and carriage owners...
Detractors of this law, which will enter into force on June 1, 2028, filed a lawsuit considering it "inconstitutional." Mamdani supports it.
Central Park carriage horses likely have at least one more stop left after ban: a courtroom
The controversy over New York City's Central Park horse carriage ban won't end with with the passage of legislation. The next stage of the horse carriage debate will play out in court.
The New York City Council on Thursday voted to ban horse-drawn carriage rides, a tradition as old as Central Park itself, starting in June 2028, The New York Times reports.
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