Federal, state and city transportation regulators signed off on the MTA’s new congestion pricing program Friday, clearing the final roadblocks ahead of an expected Jan. 5 start to tolling.

The MTA board on Wednesday morning voted in favor of a congestion pricing plan that imposes a $15 base fare for cars entering Manhattan south of 60th Street.

The New York City region has seen less traffic, faster buses and increased transit ridership since the tolling program began ...

The $500 million revenue forecasted from congestion pricing will support MTA’s $15 billion capital improvement projects.

The revenue raised from congestion pricing is helping the MTA upgrade the signal system on the A and C lines in Brooklyn.

Congestion pricing officially turned six months old on July 5, and Gov. Hochul took time out over the weekend to declare the ...

Concern is mounting that Mayor Eric Adams is pumping the brakes on a plan to drastically reduce traffic on Manhattan’s 34th ...

Although they didn't state the amount of money that was collected during the month of June, Gov. Kathy Hochul and ...

NYC's congestion pricing significantly reduces traffic and boosts public transit use, meeting its goals and benefiting the ...

Congestion pricing is working. It’s delivering cleaner air and better transit. Delivering results quickly has to be the norm, not the exception. Now more than ever, we need examples of government ...

President Trump's transportation chief Sean Duffy accused MTA brass of giving the feds the "runaround" when pressed on what ...

After all, as governor, Cuomo involved himself in rethinking how to repair the tunnel that carries the L train, picking the ...