June 10 (Reuters) – New York’s Metropolitan
Transportation Authority mentioned Monday the agency is having a look for
cuts to capital initiatives and is anxious concerning the standing of
federal grants after Governor Kathy Hochul ordered an indefinite
halt to congestion pricing.
MTA Chair and CEO Janno Lieber mentioned the agency was once running
to steer clear of cuts to provider after Hochul mentioned remaining week the deliberate
toll on drivers getting into Manhattan’s central trade district
that was once set to start on June 30 was once on grasp. “We’re going to
combat like hell to be sure we wouldn’t have to cut back provider,”
Lieber mentioned at a press convention.
(Reporting via David Shepardson; Editing via Chizu Nomiyama)