MTA approves Manhattan toll plan; congestion pricing set to start Jan. 5
The MTA Board on Monday approved charging most vehicles $9 for driving below 60th Street in Manhattan as part of its retooled congestion pricing plan. The plan now goes before federal regulators for final approval, after which the new tolls would take effect on Jan. 5.
MTA board approves congestion tolling plan for Manhattan
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority board has approved the revised congestion tolling plan announced last week by New York Gov. Kathy Hochul. In a meeting on Monday, Nov. 18, the board approved a plan that will launch the toll plan for lower Manhattan with a basic peak-hours toll of $9,
The MTA’s operating expenses will climb 3% to nearly $20 billion in 2025, and it’s planning for a 4% fare and toll hike ...
A transit employee who joked about not going back to work if she won the lottery had the wish of her lifetime come true. ...
MTA’s A and S lines will undergo critical resiliency and rehabilitation work this winter while PANYNJ is closing the PATH ...
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority will offer free shuttle buses, a shuttle train service, and discounted Long Island Rail Road fares during an upcoming closure of the subway A train to the ...
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