New Yorkers driving into Manhattan south of 60th Street will have to shell out $15 for the privilege starting this spring, an internal MTA panel deliberating policy for congestion pricing recommended on Thursday.
The $15 recommendation is right in the middle of a $9-to-$23 range previously floated by the Traffic Mobility Review Board, the group deliberating policies and rates for the first-in-the-nation congestion pricing program.
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