From the local level on up, politicians outside Manhattan are already pushing hard to stop congestion pricing in New York City.
Thursday, November 14, 2024 10:41PMCARLE PLACE, Long Island --hasn't even been on the table for a full day, but politicians outside Manhattan are already fighting it with a wall of opposition.
Meanwhile, in Congress, outgoing Rep. Anthony D'Esposito vows to use his last legislative breath to oppose congestion pricing. "The MTA did not conduct a full and thorough environmental impact statement as required by federal law," she said. This leaves many political experts wondering if Gov. Hochul has taken too great a political risk with suburban voters. She says quite the opposite.
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