The MTA has just been given a 25-billion-dollar cash injection - so what is their reasoning for still going ahead with New York City’s Congestion Pricing Plan?

Congestion pricing has been implemented in just five major cities around the world. Stockholm is one of two Swedish cities making use of a congestion pricing program. What can New York City learn from Stockholm’s program?

New York became the first city in the US to pass the Traffic Mobility Act to establish the tolling areas in the most congested parts of the city.Our team gathered everything we know about the new congestion zones and how this might change your driving habits.

We’re told to look at the bigger picture when it comes to NYC congestion pricing. But what does that mean, and how does it relate to the environment? Let’s find out.

Earlier this year, London’s mayor called for a pay-per-mile driving charge alongside a daily fee for “all but the cleanest vehicles.” Will this concept soon replace congestion charging zones? Let’s find out.

Advocates of New York City’s congestion pricing plan are boasting about the environmental benefits that will come from reduced traffic on New York City streets. But will cleaner, electric vehicles be exempt from paying the full congestion toll?

New York Governor, Kathy Hochul, has proposed new law changes that will see hefty fines handed out to congestion pricing toll evaders. So, what are these proposed changes?

In this article, we’ll cover all the questions you hesitated to ask: from pricing estimates to the proposed NYC congestion map.

The whole plan to establish a tolling system in Manhattan has been stalled since 2019, but there is a big chance this is going to change now. 

Finally, the wait is over. The U.S. Department of Transportation says New York can proceed with the congestion pricing plan. So now it’s time to talk numbers and figure out how it’s going to work and how big the congestion surcharge will be.