What is the Transportation Department's plan regarding New York City's congestion pricing and what reactions has it prompted?

The Transportation Department has announced steps to terminate New York City's congestion pricing program that charges drivers entering Manhattan. This decision will likely please President Trump's suburban supporters by eliminating the surcharge they would have faced when driving into Manhattan. However, the state government opposes this termination and plans to fight against it, arguing that the program is effective. The congestion pricing was designed to reduce traffic in Manhattan while generating revenue for public transit, creating a political division between suburban commuters who would benefit from its elimination and state officials who support its continuation.