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Congestion pricing: MTA announces $48.6 million in Manhattan toll revenue during first month of program

By Barbara Russo-Lennon Posted on February 24, 2025

The MTA has announced that congestion pricing has brought in $48.6 million during its first month of operation.

The data comes after President Donald Trump announced his intention to kill the program by withdrawing federal support on Feb. 19, just six weeks after the tolls started. 

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Congestion pricing: MTA announces $48.6 million in Manhattan toll revenue during first month of program

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