NYC commuters urge MTA to shut down toll cameras as congestion pricing confusion reigns: ‘Who is this helping?’
Drivers in the Manhattan congestion tolling zone south of 60th Street were left puzzled by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and Gov. Kathy Hochul’s vow to fight the Trump administration over its Wednesday announcement that it was yanking approval for the much-hated program.
As Trump moves to end NYC congestion pricing, 5 things drivers need to know
Since Hochul has promised that the tolling cameras will stay on, and the MTA is gearing up for a legal battle, it seems that New York has no plan to stop charging the variable toll of $9 for personal vehicles during peak hours and $2.25 during overnight hours.
Mayra Lora of the Bronx dropped her ring into a sidewalk subway grate but was reunited it thanks to MTA employees who ...
President Donald Trump hosted Gov. Kathy Hochul for a meeting in the Oval Office days after he revoked federal approval for ...
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA will be implementing the first phase of the newly redesigned Queens Bus ...
The first phase of the borough’s revamped bus network will launch on June 29, with a second phase coming in August.
The MTA’s plan to fix the ailing East New York Bus Depot, which has been without a functioning fire sprinkler system for ...
MTA employees are essential in moving millions of New Yorkers throughout the city daily. On Thursday, they helped a ...
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority should begin refunding commuters’ money spent on New York’s congestion pricing ...
A teenager alleged to have been involved in last month’s R train joyride under Brooklyn was arrested again Tuesday morning, ...
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