"New Jersey's Legal Battle Against NYC's Congestion Pricing"
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New Jersey has filed a lawsuit in federal court challenging New York City's congestion pricing program, arguing that federal transportation officials did not adequately consider the potential adverse effects on New Jersey. The lawsuit claims that the program could shift traffic and pollution to New Jersey while New York reaps the benefits, and it is the first legal test of New York City's congestion pricing program.
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