“By breaking the congestion pricing law, Governor Hochul – who claims to be for affordability, jobs and lawful governance – is vaporizing $15 billion of refurbishments to MTA subways, buses and commuter rail,” said Rachael Fauss, Senior Policy Advisor for Reinvent Albany. “This puts 100,000 well-paying New York State jobs on the chopping block, while sticking transit riders with deteriorating equipment, misery and delays, and leaves New York City mired in time-wasting, economy-draining traffic congestion. We welcome these lawsuits and hope they result in congestion pricing getting turned on soon.”
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