"NYC's Congestion Pricing Plan: Toll Tweaks, Discounts, and Controversy"

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The MTA has revealed details of New York City's congestion pricing plan, which includes tolls on taxis and for-hire vehicles once a day to enter Manhattan's commercial district, with overnight drivers receiving at least a 50% discount. Low-income drivers will get a 25% toll discount after the first 10 trips in each calendar month, excluding the overnight period. The MTA plans to encourage trucks to make deliveries during the overnight hours by offering a discount of at least 50% in tolls on vehicles driving in the zone between midnight and 4 a.m. The tolling program could begin as early as April 2024, pending final federal approval.
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- New York City Congestion Pricing Plan Could Give Poor Drivers a Discount The New York Times
- NY congestion pricing a bad deal for NJ, Bob Menendez says NorthJersey.com
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