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NYC’s congestion pricing could continue into fall

New York Post on MSN · 17h

NY still ‘on notice’ to end congestion pricing this month — but it’s unclear what Trump admin will do if MTA blows deadline

New York is still “on notice” to end congestion pricing in two weeks, federal attorneys said Wednesday – but it’s unclear what the Trump administration would do if the deadline is ignored.

Staten Island Advance on MSN · 17h

Despite court documents, feds say NYC congestion pricing must end this month

The MTA and Trump administration are still butting heads over congestion pricing and probably won’t be stopping anytime soon. On Monday, The New York Times — and other outlets —reported that congestion pricing would remain the status quo for at least several more months.

NYC’s congestion pricing could continue into the fall

President Donald Trump's administration and New York transit officials reached a deal to allow the city’s congestion pricing program to continue until at least mid-summer and likely through the fall,

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Manhattan congestion pricing will continue through fall under newly reached agreement

Manhattan’s congestion pricing program will likely remain in effect through the fall under an agreement between the Trump administration and the MTA.

Commercial Observer2d

Agreement Keeps Manhattan Congestion Pricing Tolls in Place … For Now

The Trump administration has been rerouted, for a time, by the courts in its crusade to kill New York’s congestion pricing ...

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Trump administration says New York must end Manhattan driving tolls this month

The Trump administration says it's not backing off its latest deadline for New York to end its $9 congestion pricing on most ...

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Trump Transportation Dept. secretary Duffy still weighing options over congestion pricing

Attorneys for the federal government said in court Wednesday that Trump Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is “still ...

Commercial Observer1d

Manhattan’s Retail Market Sees High Leasing in Q1 But Tariffs Could Upend It

Manhattan’s retail market saw a relatively successful first quarter in 2025 with more than 3.5 million square feet leased in ...

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