Wednesday is the deadline set by the Trump administration for Gov. Kathy Hochul to cancel congestion pricing or lose some federal funding​.

New York City's congestion pricing tolls turned ... motorists to drive in the busiest parts of Manhattan. The tolls, which impose a base daytime fee of $9 on vehicles entering Manhattan south ...

The goals of what is known as “congestion ... part of Manhattan, south of Central Park. It will vary depending on the time and whether a car has E-ZPass, which is an electronic toll collection ...

The toll, known as congestion pricing ... an electronic toll collection system that’s used in many states. The toll applies to the most congested part of Manhattan, south of Central Park.

After decades of gridlock, the city is trying something new: a congestion charge for entering Manhattan ... fees are having a positive effect on some commutes. The Times reports on data collected ...

Taxis, green cabs and black cars will have a $0.75 per-trip fee. The Congestion Relief Zone starts at 60th Street and includes all of Manhattan south of that point. It encompasses all the crossing ...

Congestion pricing tolls ... Vehicles going through NYC. Luiz C. Ribeiro for New York Post The overwhelming majority of tolls – 95% – were collected during peak hours, according to the data.

Little more than 100 feet down the block, an owner of O. Ottomanelli & Sons, a meat market, said that congestion pricing was ...

This is the second month of revenue data since the agency launched the Manhattan toll program on Jan. 5. The revenue comes from tolls collected in the Congestion Relief Zone (CRZ), located south ...

The new guidelines for Manhattan kicks in June 30. Everyone is talking about the congestion pricing plan ... area in Manhattan they will be charged a fee. Officials originally announced that ...

NEW YORK (AP) — New York’s $9 congestion ... part of Manhattan remained in effect Sunday, despite an Easter deadline from the Trump administration to halt the first-in-the-nation fee.

The Trump administration is threatening to stop future federal approvals for transportation projects in Manhattan and may withhold funding if New York City’s congestion pricing program continues.