Trump, Eyeing New York Area Voters, Emerges as the Loudest Voice Against Congestion Pricing

Measure is set to go into effect June 30, with Trump defending the middle class working stiffs at whom the new tax is aimed.

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The approach to the Hugh Carey tunnel linking Brooklyn and Manhattan, February 7, 2024. AP/Bebeto Matthews

President Trump is emerging as the loudest voice opposing New York City’s congestion pricing. Proponents of the new toll, set to whack commuters who venture below 60th Street in Manhattan, are confident it will overcome legal challenges to go into effect on June 30. By coming out against it, though, Mr. Trump may put the issue on the ballot.

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