Trump Administration Moves to End New York’s Congestion Pricing Tolls

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  1. Undoing literally anything that was approved or even breathed on by Joe Biden.

    spite is a bad way to govern.

  2. RunawayMeatstick on

    >the letter from Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy to Ms. Hochul revoking certain federal permissions necessary for the tolling program to go into effect.

    Whole ass article doesn’t even explain how Trump can repeal a municipal tax, and only vaguely alludes to it in the last sentence. The failing NYT.

  3. This shit is straight up overreach. These fucks don’t give a damn about states rights. Hochul should fire Adams just to hit back

  4. Pale-Idea-2253 on

    I know a singifigant amount of Trump supporters who were also congestion pricing supporters

  5. kittenTakeover on

    His reasoning is that it will draw business away from downtown… isn’t that a local issue? I don’t understand how that’s a reason for the federal government to be involved.

  6. Ramses_L_Smuckles on

    You already have the “pickup-driving Confederate-fantasist chud from rural NJ” vote, dummy.

  7. KnopeSwansonHybrid on

    I’ve never before experienced a presidential administration with which I have zero overlapping policy goals. The Venn diagram of our ideologies is two completely separate circles. It makes every day very bleak.

  8. Curious-Caramel-4937 on

    Not a NYer, any negative effects of the policy on the areas just outside the congestion pricing zones?

  9. NYC should narrow all the southbound roads into Midtown, except for 5th avenue. That way all the traffic gets directed into a massive gridlock right in front of Trump Tower, while still achieving a broader reduction in road traffic.

  10. If this sets precedent that the federal government can dictate municipal planning I will be so owned.

  11. Somebody let him know it’s not really a congestion tax, it’s just a tariff on imported traffic

  12. As a supported I understand why this is “controversial” (carbrains). What I don’t get is why/how this exceptional? Why hasn’t this just been like a toll road, why has this needed special permissions and why do the Feds have any influence? Is the process for congestion pricing different than for a toll highway or bridge?

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