Congestion Pricing Now

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Faster. Cleaner. Safer. America's first-ever congestion relief program is here in NYC—and it's working. congestionpricingnow.org

Congestion pricing has raised hundreds of millions of dollars for new transit improvements across NYC. The latest? Adding elevators to 5 subway stations to increase accessibility for all. Read to see if your station is on the list! pix11.com/news/transit...

NYC subway stations to get elevators and be ADA accessible

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Travel is going to be easier in the near future for some straphangers who use the subway in New York City. A Request for Proposal will be issued to install elevators and perform …

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Congestion pricing is delivering exactly what New Yorkers were promised: less traffic, faster trips, cleaner air, and critical funding for better public transit. The data is clear. And every day, millions of riders, workers, and businesses are seeing the benefits.

Congestion pricing is a win-win: less traffic for drivers, better transit for riders, and safer streets + cleaner air for all. New York has proved this model works in the U.S. and is paving the way for more cities to follow 👇 www.bostonherald.com/2026/04/28/b...

Congestion pricing for Boston ‘win-win,’ Wu says, yet another cost, governor worries

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu said congestion pricing is working in New York City and sees it as a strong traffic-calming solution for the Hub.

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NEW: NYC DOT just unveiled 20 new transport refrigeration units at the Hunts Point Produce Market—where the Bronx has long borne the brunt of NYC air pollution—with congestion pricing revenue. Congestion relief isn't just making cleaner air, it's investing in it.

Once again, the courts have upheld New York's nation-leading congestion relief program. It's the law, it’s working, and it’s delivering transformative climate and public health benefits. The cameras are staying on.

Governor Kathy Hochul@governor.ny.gov · 5mo ago

Donald Trump's attempt to kill congestion pricing just failed in court — and in spectacular fashion. I've said it before and I'll say it again: The cameras are staying on.