New York City congestion pricing on hold: What's next for the city? 

all the ghost cars that can't tolled

These anchors are insufferable. It's so obvious that congestion pricing affects hem personally and they're mad about it.

No she did not. The silent majority oppose this. Poll after poll showed that most NYC residents didn't support this. Traffic and pollution would've increased in the outer boroughs and in some communities such as Battery Park City and the Lower East Side according to the MTA. Many small businesses would've had to increase costs and would've lost some business. This was nothing more than a cash grab for a transit agency that is poorly managed and the Governor made the right decision

Why would anyone support 15 dollars a day?

@@TimmyG212 Any real working folks who rely on reliable public transportation to get to work in Manhattan.

Anyone worrking on and taking public transportation to Manhattan should have the brains to realize the MTA is the most wasteful transportation agency in the world. Audit the MTA and use the savings to repair the subway.

Exactly!!! It'll never be enough to fill the black hole that is the MTA

It's hard to see improvement in roads, bridges, etc from taxes/fees

They are audited constantly. Please type in the search bar before you type in the commnets

yes she was very arrogant!!

According to Wikipedia, the top 3% of households in the United States have an annual gross income of at least $200,000. Alternately buy an unlimited Metro 🚇 pass for a $1600 yearly From NJ, $2200 yearly for NJ Transit to NYC unlimited... We're talking an extra $1k to $2k for people with $200k minimum income These weirdos.... Pay it and shut it.

Otherwise its the government paying the government 😂 make sense?

@@mattylite7 so all other workers have to pay it out their pocket but gov employees like her get a free pass?

Have you seen them? They're not paying taxes lmao

or cut their benefits

​@@fhowlandhow do you know they're not paying their taxes? I know people who don't pay yet have great paying jobs and pay their taxes on time

@@TimmyG212 I see the types of people who jump the turnstiles. That’s how.

How many people need to bring a power saw into Manhattan daily?

He has a fat paycheck he doesn’t deserve

Or just ban private automobiles altogether in the city. No congestion charges needed!

She is not

Most people who drive into Manhattan are not wealthy. The middle class is not the wealthy. The notion that only rich people drive is absurd. I have relatives and neighbors who live in the CBD that drive and they are not wealthy. Many small business owners, police, firefighters, city workers who use their personal vehicle aren't rich people. Comments like yours are just ridiculous.

have you heard of public transit? of course not, you don't live in new york.

@@india-curry 🤣

@@QuiLe-qw5jb What a foolish answer coming from a pair of bollocks.

@@india-curry Not everyone can take public transit. I say that as a transit user who actually does live in NYC. Your comment is so ignorant.

@@Atrail_Mckinley4786 The original poster is arguing that congestion pricing is just a “socialist” means of tax revenue and would not solve anything, when in reality it would benefit the environment and the MTA by reducing amount of cars on the road and relieving buses and congestion.