New York's $9 Congestion Fee for Drivers Entering Manhattan
New York has implemented a $9 congestion fee for drivers entering Manhattan to reduce traffic gridlock, drawing criticism from President-elect Donald Trump. The toll applies to passenger vehicles entering the congestion relief zone during peak hours and varies based on time of day and possession of an E-ZPass.
Key Points
- $9 toll for drivers entering Manhattan during peak hours
- Tolls apply at four tunnels leading into Manhattan
- Trump vows to kill the program when in office
Pros
- Reduces traffic congestion in Manhattan
- Encourages the use of public transit alternatives
Cons
- Adds additional financial burden on drivers
- Criticism from President-elect Donald Trump