Commute times through the Queens-Midtown Tunnel, including the last three miles of the Long Island Expressway, are down 22%.

If you drive from north of the congestion zone and cross the Hudson on the George Washington Bridge, you can avoid the toll — similarly, New Jersey drivers entering Manhattan via the G.W. but ...

"So far, the impact has been more positive than expected." NYC's controversial congestion pricing policy is four months old — here's how it's impacting commuters first appeared on The Cool Down.

Gov. Hochul and NYC Mayor Eric Adams reintroduced congestion pricing following the 2024 election, which prices the toll at $9 (reduced from an initial rollout toll of $15.) The toll is set to ...

Where is the congestion pricing 'relief zone' in NYC? The Congestion Relief Zone encompasses streets below 60th Street, excluding FDR Drive, West Side Highway/Route 9A and the Hugh L. Carey Tunnel ...

NYC’s 2025 congestion pricing found fewer personal cars on Manhattan’s roads and more cabs over its first five days, a Bloomberg analysis of 75,000 cars show.

The city’s congestion pricing toll raised its highest monthly revenue in May at $61 million — $4.6 million more than the ...

With congestion pricing to boot, “it’s going to be very bad for business,” he said. Food prices have rocketed 45% since 2020, he said, and his businesses barely made it out of the pandemic. 4 ...

The union representing city EMTs and paramedics urged its workers Friday to flee stations in Manhattan’s controversial congestion pricing zone to avoid getting hit by the $9 toll when driving to ...

New York’s Congestion Pricing Program Starts Without Hiccups. The tolling program, the first of its kind in the country, will face its first big test with rush hour traffic on Monday morning.

Congestion pricing in Manhattan is back — with Gov. Hochul announcing a modified version of the tolling plan last week that's on track to start Jan. 5. Here's what New Yorkers, for-hire drivers ...

Congestion Relief Zone signage on Second Avenue as congestion pricing takes effect on January 5, 2025 in New York City. NDZ/STAR MAX/IPx/AP “We desperately need greater investment in public transit.