The MTA is already trumpeting the success of its controversial congestion pricing plan, which it says has sliced travel times and cut the number of cars on the road — although data about revenue ...

As commuters opt for public transit to avoid paying the $9 congestion zone toll, straphangers griped their trains were packed beyond compare last week.

The tolling initiative isn’t about hurting commuters but helping the MTA — and the miraculous car-free life it facilitates.

The landmark initiative, which began on Sunday, is designed to reduce traffic congestion, improve air quality and raise funds for much-needed public transit upgrades.

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

The MTA says congestion pricing will be a game changer for reliability, which would improve the commute time for many subway riders.

Another federal deadline is approaching this Sunday for New York to take down congestion pricing, but MTA officials say the program is here to stay — offering new data showing a 13% reduction in ...

A week after the launch of congestion pricing it is unclear just how much revenue the toll has generated for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority — because the agency is withholding those ...

Brace yourselves, strap-hangers: The MTA is shaking up your subway routine. Starting in December 2025, the F and M trains ...