Bipartisan effort launched to defeat congestion pricing
Congressional members are asking the feds to review the project, and for the public to get involved, too.
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Congressional members are asking the feds to review the project, and for the public to get involved, too.
Democratic New Jersey Rep. Josh Gottheimer has joined forces with Republican Rep. Nicole Malliotakis of Staten Island in opposing the plan. CBS2's Marcia Kramer has the story.
Residents believe commuters will dump their car outside the pricing zone rather than pay a toll.
As congestion pricing comes closer to reality, there are concerns parking will be harder to find in Manhattan. CBS2's Astrid Martinez spoke with residents who are worried commuters will take spaces in their neighborhood to avoid congestion fees.
Different scenarios have trucks, depending on size, paying anywhere from $12 to $82 during peak hours.
They say it's unfair for residents to pay extra just to go to work, medical appointments, or to enjoy the city.
We finally know what drivers can expect to pay under the plan. CBS2's Elijah Westbrook reports.
The report maps out where drivers will be tolled and how much they will have to pay.
Commuters who enter Manhattan's Central Business District can expect to pay a toll between $9 and $23. CBS2's Ali Bauman has the story.
The Republican says he's even willing to debate Gov. Kathy Hochul over it. CBS2's Marcia Kramer has more on the controversial plan and what it will cost driver.
As CBS2's Tony Aiello reports, Rockland County has a long history of feeling ignored by the MTA.
We're getting our first idea about how much drivers will have to pay when congestion pricing takes effect. CBS2's Marcia Kramer reports.
