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NYC’s Controversial Toll: Is it Actually Working?

Take your personal data back with Incogni! Use code BUILDCORE at the link below and get 60% off an annual plan: http://incogni.com/BUILDCORE New York City’s congestion pricing plan—the first in the U.S.—has been in place since 2024, charging most vehicles $9 to enter Manhattan below 60th Street. The results so far are striking: around 70,000 fewer cars enter daily, commute times through the Holland and Lincoln Tunnels are down nearly 50%, and Midtown buses are moving up to 20% faster. Subway ridership has rebounded to pre-pandemic highs, and even the Bronx has seen travel delays drop. But the plan has stirred up major political and legal battles, with challenges from the federal government, trucking companies, and New Jersey officials. Globally, the idea draws from London, Stockholm, and Singapore, where pricing traffic reshaped urban mobility. Whether New York’s version becomes a model for other U.S. cities—or a cautionary tale—depends on what happens next in the courts, and how well the MTA reinvests revenues into transit improvements. Fair Use Disclaimer: This video contains copyrighted material used under the guidelines of fair use. The purpose of this video is to tell a story, and the content is transformative in nature. It is used for educational purposes, with the intention to inform and entertain viewers. All rights to the copyrighted material are retained by the respective owners. If you believe your work has been used in a way that does not fall under fair use, please contact me directly for resolution by emailing me at BuildCoreMedia@gmail.com!