By 2031, when the congestion pricing toll is expected to increase to $15, drivers without an E-ZPass will have to pay $22.50, 50% more than drivers with the toll tags. How to buy E-ZPass ...

Congestion pricing is a practice that charges drivers a fee to enter congested areas during peak hours, and it's already ...

Getting into New York City from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, or Delaware by car will mean paying the new congestion fee. The ...

MANHATTAN, New York (WABC ... if you're going to be driving south of 60th Street into the new congestion pricing zone. Without E-ZPass on your car, the cameras will read your license plates ...

Residents in Manhattan’s congestion pricing zone may pay the new toll — even if they ... we’ve absorbed these increases without passing them on to you — until now,” the firm said in ...

Small trucks such as delivery vehicles will pay a congestion toll ... trips which “begin, end or pass through Manhattan south of 96th Street,” for congestion pricing. It’s yet another ...

Carey or Holland tunnels during peak hours. Motorists without an E-ZPass will have to pay extra to enter Manhattan under congestion pricing. Michael Nagle Without an E-ZPass, drivers traveling ...

Congestion pricing is finally here. After a decades-long, political and bureaucratic journey, most motorists traveling into Manhattan ... those paying with a valid EZPass. Drivers without an ...

New York City’s new congestion pricing ... pass will be billed by license plate. There are some ways to avoid the toll, like using FDR Drive or the West Side Highway without stopping in Manhattan.