NJ Governor Will ‘Try Like Heck’ to Stop Congestion Pricing
November 22, 2024
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as posted by the channelNew Jersey Governor Phil Murphy said that while he’s committed to trying to block New York City’s congestion pricing plan, he’s open to negotiating a deal that would allocate a portion of the revenue to his state.
“We’re going to try like heck” to stop congestion pricing, he said in an interview with Bloomberg Television on Friday. “I don’t know what the alternative is for the MTA, but I strongly would like to encourage them to pursue other avenues,” he added, referring to New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
The federal government this week approved a $9 tolling structure for New York City’s plan to charge drivers entering large parts of Manhattan, a key step for the congestion pricing program as it moves toward an anticipated Jan. 5 start date.
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