"NYC Congestion Pricing Exemptions: What You Need to Know"

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Ahead of the potential start of congestion pricing in New York City this summer, MTA officials have outlined exemptions for certain vehicles, including government, school, and commuter buses. Taxis and rideshares will have surcharges, while low-income drivers may qualify for discounted tolls. The toll will be $15 for cars and higher for trucks, with exemptions for specialized government vehicles and emergency vehicles. The plan aims to reduce traffic and generate funds for transit system improvements, with tolling expected to begin as soon as June 15 pending final approval.
- Here's the likely NYC congestion pricing exempt list NBC New York
- MTA congestion pricing: Yellow school buses, private commuter buses now exempt from fees WABC-TV
- Buses and city vehicles to get congestion exemptions, MTA says New York Daily News
- Final vote to charge $15 for vehicles entering lower Manhattan could happen this week NJ.com
- Getting a handle on the congestion pricing timeline Tribeca Citizen
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