Paying Even More To Enter New York City: One Proposal Could Cost You An Additional $50. Here’s Why.

The state of New York is considering a bill that would change a $50 fee to travel into the city. This is on top of a proposed congestion pricing fee for cars that enter Manhattan below 60th Street.

It already costs commuters $16 to travel over the George Washington Bridge. Congestion pricing would add an additional $23. And now there is a proposed $50 fee for drivers in what New York is calling “Do Not Cooperate” states, which includes New Jersey. These are states that do not have red light and speed limit cameras.

Click here for the full story…

Selected excerpt(s) and linked article courtesy of News12Staff, newjersey.news12(dot)com
Royalty-free photo courtesy of Pixabay

"Remember to contact MarciLaw.com if you get a traffic ticket...because it's not the end of the road.”®

#DontDoIt #Call855MarciLawIfYouDo #Marci #MarciLaw #Lawyer #LawyerUp #LawyerLife #LongIsland #Traffic #TrafficTickets #ParkingTickets #ItsNotTheEndofTheRoad