Brian Lear on WNYC and for our last 15 minutes today the rules for congestion pricing are set.

How will they change your behavior?

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Maybe it's too early to know, but maybe you've been anticipating this moment

when the MTA and their related advisory boards on congestion pricing actually set down the final rules.

I'm going to go over some of them and yes this is still in court so it's possible that a lawsuit could derail it, but what are supposed to be the rules for

congestion pricing have now been announced and they're supposed to take effect in June.

So assuming that happens, how will it affect you? Will it change anything that you do in terms of your own driving or other modes of transit?

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Some of the basics most passenger vehicles

will be charged $15 a day from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. on weekdays and from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on

9 p.m. on weekend. So it starts four hours later,

9 o'clock instead of 5 o'clock, on the weekends.

And of course, that's below 60th Street,

which most of you know, not including through traffic on the FDR Drive in the West Side

Highway those will not be told if you don't actually pull off onto the city street

so you could sort of go into Manhattan to get from Brooklyn to New Jersey say and not pay the toll.

But those are some of the basics.

Now everyone was waiting for the exemptions. Here are some of the exemptions. This is coming

from Crane's New York business. They are detailing the details yesterday and

they note that Mayor Adams had called on the

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