What to know about congestion pricing's future after Trump administration legal losses
Handing the Trump administration a second straight day of losses against its promise to end congestion pricing, a judge ruled this week that New York must be allowed to indefinitely keep tolling drivers below 60th Street in Manhattan. That means a continuation of the toll — $9 a day for most drivers — that the MTA says has reduced traffic speeds and is helping fund $15 billion in transit infrastructure.