New York officials have shelved a controversial $15 toll for motorists entering parts of the Manhattan borough of New York City during high traffic hours, just weeks before it was set to begin.
Under the proposed plan, most commercial and passenger vehicles driving into Manhattan’s central business district, specifically the blocks south of 60th Street, would have to pay a daily $15 toll during peak hours. Truck drivers would be charged anywhere from $24 to $36, depending on their truck’s size.
