Rep. Ryan holds public hearing on MTA's upcoming Congestion Pricing plan
Starting this spring, motorists who travel south of 60th Street in Manhattan will pay a toll of up to $23.
Feb 18, 2024, 3:58 AM
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5ds agoRep. Pat Ryan held a public hearing Saturday to allow people in the community to share their concerns over the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's Congestion Pricing plan.
Starting this spring, motorists who travel south of 60th Street in Manhattan will pay a toll of up to $23.
Ryan criticized the MTA, saying, "If you want to make this work, come to the table, and let's talk about actual solutions. But stop pretending this 'plan' makes any sense for Hudson Valley families who already don't get the service they pay for."
