If a federal court grants a Trump administration order to kill congestion pricing in NYC, the fate of numerous major MTA public transportation projects — and of reliable service throughout the ...

What to Know The U.S. Department of Transportation announced on Wednesday it is withdrawing its support for New York City’s first-in-the-nation congestion pricing plan, opening a new chapter in ...

In order to move a congestion pricing proposal forward, “you must have serious congestion, and you must have good transit,” said Sam Schwartz, a former New York City traffic commissioner, said ...

The Trump administration on April 21, threatened to stall federal funding for Manhattan road projects if Gov. Kathy Hochul does not back down from her support for congestion pricing.

More Congestion Pricing News “The recent imposition of this CBDTP pilot project upon residents, businesses, and commuters left highway users without any free highway alternative,” the letter read.

Even with congestion pricing, the agency is short about $33 billion to fund the 2025-2029 plan. The MTA has been asking the state to fill the gap, but the agency has found that lawmakers — ...

Federal congestion pricing lawsuit 'unlikely' to succeed, DOJ lawyers say in mistakenly public letter The federal government has filed a lawsuit against the MTA to stop congestion pricing tolls.

In addition to the money raised from congestion pricing, M.T.A. officials are seeking support for the agency’s next $68 billion capital plan.

It's been 15 weeks since Jan. 5, when the congestion pricing cameras started charging vehicles driving south of 60th St. a toll to enter the most crowded part of the most crowded city in America ...

In all, congestion pricing netted $37.6 million for January, $4.1 million less than the average monthly revenue required to clear the MTA’s projected bar for funding the bond issue.