Gov. Kathy Hochul on Friday triumphantly rallied in Manhattan to tout congestion pricing’s success on the heels of President Trump’s Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy pushing back the deadline for the state to terminate the tolling program by 30 days.
After riding in on a city bus, Hochul gathered in Manhattan’s Meatpacking District with Metropolitan Transportation Authority officials, local pols, and advocates to celebrate the program President Trump is seeking to shut down.
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