What is the current status of New York City's congestion pricing plan?

The Department of Transportation is terminating New York City's congestion pricing plan, which was designed to charge drivers entering central Manhattan. This plan aimed to reduce traffic congestion while generating revenue for public transit improvements throughout the city. The termination is likely to be welcomed by suburban commuters who opposed the additional fees, but has raised concerns among state officials who believed the plan would effectively decrease congestion and provide crucial transit funding. State authorities may be preparing legal action to challenge this decision and defend the program's anticipated benefits.