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Trump wants to kill NYC’s congestion pricing

Killing NYC congestion pricing would 'harm the public,' judge rules

Ending congestion pricing would “harm the public by depriving it of the benefits the tolling program creates,” Liman wrote, referencing improvements in travel times and reductions in gridlock across ...

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Federal judge blocks Trump administration efforts to stop congestion pricing

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Trump wants to kill NYC’s congestion pricing, but a judge just said he can’t—yet

Judge Temporarily Blocks Trump From Retaliating Against New York Over Congestion Toll

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has said the state will continue collecting the toll until a judge orders it to stop.

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Trump-Appointed Judge Deals Blow To Feds’ Plan To Nix Blue State Climate Toll Scheme

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US judge temporarily blocks Trump from cutting funds over New York congestion program

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NYC subway system's continued modernization the focus of latest MTA board meeting

MTA board members convened for their monthly meetings on Wednesday, just a day after a judge sided with the agency on congestion pricing.

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MTA board meeting follows latest congestion pricing victory

The MTA board is set to meet Wednesday, one day after a judge granted a temporary restraining order in the ongoing congestion pricing battle with the Trump administration. CBS News New York's Derick Waller reports.

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Here's How Much Money New York's Congestion Pricing Toll Brought In

New York City launched its congestion pricing program. It's been a controversial subject since it went into effect on Jan. 5. Passenger vehicles entering Manhattan below 60th Street must pay a $9 toll during peak hours.

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MTA scores court win as fight over NYC congestion pricing heats up

U.S. District Judge Lewis Liman issued a temporary restraining order that, at least for now, neutralizes much of the Trump administration's leverage in its effort to end the tolls, which have since Jan. 5 charged motorists a $9 daytime fee to enter Manhattan south of 60th Street.