Hochul Revives NYC Congestion Pricing Amid Trump Transition
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New York Governor Kathy Hochul is attempting to revive a controversial congestion toll plan for Manhattan before Donald Trump takes office, reducing the proposed toll from $15 to $9. The plan, aimed at funding the MTA and reducing traffic, faces bipartisan opposition, with critics labeling it a burdensome tax. Hochul's move comes after pausing the plan earlier to avoid election backlash, and she seeks to implement it before Trump's second term, despite his opposition to congestion pricing.
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