"MTA Chief Confirms $15 Congestion Pricing Despite Protests and Public Hearings"

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MTA chief Janno Lieber asserts that the $15 congestion pricing plan for NYC is inevitable, despite opposition from about 100 firefighters and other critics at a public hearing. The toll, set to begin in mid-June, aims to raise $1 billion annually for MTA transit upgrades but faces legal challenges and backlash from various groups, including city officials and working-class individuals. Supporters argue it will improve public transportation and reduce traffic, while opponents fear its financial burden and impact on safety for those reliant on personal vehicles.
- MTA chief says $15 congestion pricing is coming to NYC no matter what – as 100 firefighters show up to protest New York Post
- MTA holds 1st public hearing on Manhattan congestion pricing CBS New York
- MTA gives congestion pricing update ahead of first public hearing NBC New York
- Murphy to MTA: We want a high toll credit toward your $15 congestion pricing fee NJ.com
- Congestion pricing public hearing set for Friday, FDNY members set to speak at hearing and rally WABC-TV
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