MTA board approves congestion pricing plan for NYC
The plan will cost drivers at least $15 to drive below 60th Street in Manhattan.
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Mar 27, 2024, 4:38 PM
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Updated 461 days ago
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15ds agoThe MTA has voted to approve its controversial congestion pricing plan.
The plan will cost drivers at least $15 to drive below 60th Street in Manhattan. Larger vehicles could pay more.
The toll will not apply to the Hampton Jitney or private bus operators.
The MTA hopes to start collecting the congestion pricing fees in June.
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