Latest Congestion Pricing News
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Transport for London Releases Christmas Travel Schedule
Transport for London (TfL) has confirmed plans for travel over the festive period – with the vast majority of services running as normal.
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Mayor of London & TfL Confirm New Changes to Congestion Charge
The Mayor of London and TfL have confirmed a set of new measures to ensure the progression of the capital's Congestion Charging scheme.
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Reduced Traffic, Economic Boosts: MTA Provides Six-Month Update on Manhattan CRZ
The MTA has announced that the first six months of Manhattan's CRZ pricing programme has reduced traffic and raised revenue within the area.
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TfL Proposes Changes to Congestion Charge Pricing Plan
Transport for London (TfL) has announced a series of proposed changes to the city's Congestion Charge pricing plan.
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Data Reveals Impact of London's LEZ & ULEZ on Public Health & Economy
New research released by the University of Bath has shown that both London's LEZ and ULEZ have improved both public health and the economy.
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Secretary Duffy Outlines Ramifications for Continued CRZ Operation
US Transportation Secretary, Sean P. Duffy, has once again called for the immediate termination of the CRZ in Manhattan.
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Public Transport Ridership Up, Traffic Down: MTA Offers Update on NYC's CRZ
Governor Kathy Hochul joined a slew of business leaders and transit officials from the MTA to provide an official update on the city's CRZ.
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NYC Congestion Relief Zone Set to Generate $500 Million by 2026
The MTA has released its latest report concerning funds generated by the implementation of its controversial CRZ in New York City.
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Department of Transportation Rescinds Support for NYC Congestion Plan
The US DOT's Federal Highway Administration (FHA) has rescinded support for the MTA's New York City congestion pricing plan.
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MTA Launches United States' First Congestion Pricing Plan in New York
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has officially activated the first congestion pricing programme in the United States in New York.