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MTA rejects $500K in NJ ads trolling NYC’s congestion pricing as war over tolls rages on
New Jersey tried to buy $500,000 worth of digital anti-congestion pricing ads near local bridges, tunnels and in the new Manhattan toll zone — but the MTA rejected the campaign as too political.