NYC congestion pricing greenlighted by feds
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The Federal Highway Administration's decision triggers a 30-day public review period, and opponents can appeal during that period. Anthony Johnson has the details.
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The Biden administration this month gave New York City the green light to move forward with the nation’s first congestion pricing system that would charge motorists a toll to drive into the city’s central business district.
