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Congestion pricing to raise $1 billion annually is the law of the land, but what if it... wasn't?

June 30, 2024 came and went yesterday without the once-planned launch of congestion pricing.

It was yet another big weekend for congestion pricing news, and Gov. Hochul continued to look awful. Plus other news.

The governor has never been weaker. This is the time for defiance. Plus other news.

Let’s be clear: the Governor’s announcement to “indefinitely delay implementation” is effectively a cancellation of congestion pricing.

Is this really the way a New York Democrat wants her legacy on transit and climate change to play out?

Cut to the chase: The only story yesterday was Gov. Hochul's decision to shelve congestion pricing — likely killing it for another generation. Everyone in our world was basically holding their heads in their hands all day, mumbling either obscenities or serenity prayers quietly to themselves while slowly rocking back and forth.

The administration of Mayor Eric Adams pushes to reauthorize and expand New York City's red light cameras.

Certain government vehicles will be exempt from paying the congestion pricing toll, but which ones? And how? Let the Explainer explain it all to you.