Hochul Faces Pressure to Revive Congestion Pricing Amid Political Uncertainty

New York Governor Kathy Hochul is working to revive the city's congestion pricing plan, which aims to charge drivers entering Manhattan to reduce traffic and emissions. The plan was previously halted due to political concerns but is being reconsidered with a proposed toll reduction from $15 to $9. Hochul seeks to secure the plan before Donald Trump, who opposes it, potentially takes office. The tolls are crucial for funding the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's infrastructure projects, but face opposition and legal challenges.