New York’s Traffic Congestion Tax Is Working Even Better Than Expected
A preliminary review of the congestion tax shows it is achieving its proposed goals.
Originally published on December 17, 2024, the article discusses the traffic situation in Manhattan.
Driving through Manhattan during rush hour can be frustrating, with honking horns and endless idling, costing $9 billion a year.
New York City's traffic congestion pricing plan was set to start on January 5th, 2025, with most cars paying $9 per day to go below Manhattan's 60th street, and larger trucks and tourist buses paying $21.6.
The city’s traffic is its bloodstream — but the veins are clogged.
Author's summary: New York's congestion tax is working better than expected.