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Congestion cameras are pictured on Second Ave. and E.60th Thursday, March 20, 2024 in Manhattan, New York. When congestion pricing goes into effect it will cost drivers $15 to cross into Queens on the free Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge. (Barry Williams for New York Daily News)
Congestion cameras are pictured on Second Ave. and E.60th Thursday, March 20, 2024 in Manhattan, New York. When congestion pricing goes into effect it will cost drivers $15 to cross into Queens on the free Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge. (Barry Williams for New York Daily News)
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Wednesday, Gov. Hochul declared her intention to kill congestion pricing in New York City — and, by extension, every other American city that is considering following New York’s lead. This reckless decision is a staggering error.

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