The MTA is considering several different approaches that could see commuters paying anywhere from $9 to $23 to drive into parts of Manhattan.
Other tolls, according to models used by the report's authors to study the tolling program, could include the following:Along with only being charged once per day to enter the zone, residents who live south of 60th Street would be able to claim the toll costs on their state income taxes if they make less than $60,000 per year.
For example, a driver who pays $13.75 at the George Washington Bridge would pay a congestion fee of just $9.25 to enter the Central Business District. Drivers entering from the avenues-or any of the un-tolled crossings, like the 59th Street Bridge-would pay the full congestion fee. None of the scenarios, however, would fully credit New Jersey drivers for tolls paid before reaching the congestion pricing zone.
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