NYC's Congestion Pricing Plan: Key Details and Impacts on Riders
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New York City's congestion pricing plan, set to start in January, aims to reduce traffic and raise funds for transit upgrades by charging tolls to enter Manhattan's Central Business District. The plan includes exemptions, varying tolls for different times and vehicle types, and a reduced base price. The program is expected to decrease traffic by 13% and generate $15 billion for the MTA's capital projects. However, potential legal challenges and political opposition could impact its implementation.
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