NYC's $9 Congestion Pricing Plan Approved, Launches January 5

Opponents of congestion pricing in New York City are renewing their criticisms as the plan to implement tolls for vehicles entering Manhattan's central business district resurfaces. The proposal aims to reduce traffic congestion and generate revenue for public transportation improvements, but critics argue it could disproportionately affect low-income drivers and businesses. The debate highlights ongoing tensions between urban planning goals and public concerns.