Congestion Pricing is set to become a reality for drivers across the city in just months, which means feeling the pinch in their pockets with a $15 toll.
Representatives from New Jersey and the MTA are back in court to try to come to a resolution over the state's lawsuit in opposition to congestion pricing.Wednesday, there will be a mandatory settlement conference in Newark between New Jersey and the MTA to see if the lawsuit the state filed can be resolved.
"What impact will an additional $15 entry surcharge have on New York City's recovery in this moment - when the migrant crisis, crime, homelessness, quality of life and taxes are all pressing problems?" There is a hearing scheduled for early April in the New Jersey lawsuit and a judge is expected to rule before the planned start date.Have a breaking news tip or an idea for a story we should cover? Send it to Eyewitness News using the form below. If attaching a video or photo,
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