New York City Congestion Pricing

But Duffy questioned the $9 toll amount — the funds of which will go toward raising $15 billion for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority — and wondered whether the aim of the program was actually geared toward reducing congestion on Manhattan’s busiest streets.
 
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority hasn’t yet asked for such a freeze. But it said in a letter May 2 that it has reached an “impasse” in talks to stop the Department of Transportation from trying to kill the system, which has been up and running for four months. The MTA suggested it will ask the judge on the case to issue a preliminary injunction blocking DOT from withholding federal approvals or funding for New York as it continues to impose the toll.
 

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