Republican Curtis Sliwa is planning to reimburse New Yorkers up to $500 yearly on tolls spent driving into Manhattan’s ...

The report says “pricing entry during peak hours at $10–15 per day can reduce traffic volumes by 15–20%, cutting journey ...

Blame New York City's "Gridlock Alert Day" traffic next week on Gov. Kathy Hochul and the New York Post. Plus more news.

Nine months ago when drivers began paying a $9 congestion pricing fee to enter Manhattan south of 60th Street, those using Hudson and East River tunnels were promised a $3 credit to offset those tolls ...

Fourteen percent fewer cars! Thirty-six percent faster trips through the Holland Tunnel! Fifteen percent fewer injuries! These are the topline datapoints released yesterday by the Hochul ...

New York City's congestion pricing program, launched in January, has reduced vehicle entries to Manhattan by 12%. The initiative charges a $9 toll during peak hours to decrease congestion and fund ...

Gov. Kathy Hochul touted the numbers in an announcement showing 12% fewer vehicles entering Manhattan's "congestion zone." ...

Congestion pricing is (still) working. According to Gov. Kathy Hochul and MTA officials, 2.7 million fewer vehicles entered Manhattan below 61st Street in August, a 14 percent drop that matched June ...

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Since the launch of the congestion relief program, New York City has seen a decline of nearly 17.6 million vehicles entering the congestion relief zone, officials announced on ...

New York City's congestion pricing scheme has resulted in a 12% decrease in cars entering Manhattan, as well as reduced gridlock, safer streets, and increased funding for public transportation.

As we continue our series on the issue of license plate fraud in New York state and how the problem is impacting New Yorkers, WIVB News 4 is asking police — what are they doing to fight back? We’re ...