Residents living within the congestion zone who earn under $60,000 in New York state adjusted gross income may qualify for a tax credit in the amount of tolls paid.

Saturday marks six months since congestion pricing started in New York City. Under the program, drivers are tolled for entering the congestion zone, which covers all of Manhattan below 60th Street ...

What You Need To Know Residents who live in the Congestion Relief Zone say they don't contribute to the congestion, but rather use their cars to leave the zone The MTA says they had to give ...

The early data suggests that congestion pricing is working just as it should, improving commute times and raising nearly $50 million in its first month. But from the start, the program has faced ...

Let's say for the sake of the argument that there are plenty of people who work in the congestion zone but live outside the city because they can't afford Manhattan's absurd rents. Let's also say ...

Other opponents have resorted to making up imaginary low-wage workers who drive into the city every day and can somehow afford to pay for parking but not the congestion relief charge.

In addition, London charges older, higher-emissions vehicles an £12.50 fee to travel inside the “Ultra Low Emission Zone,” which covers the entire city, so some motorists get hit with $40 a ...