New York City’s iconic horse-drawn carriages, a tradition dating back decades, are set to be phased out following long-standing concerns over animal welfare and public safety. Advocates have pushed for the ban, citing risks to both horses and passengers, while industry representatives argue the practice remains a cherished cultural experience. The decision comes amid broader discussions about balancing heritage with modern regulations in urban environments. Details on enforcement and alternatives for tourists are still under review.
After generations, New York’s horse-drawn carriages face ban Lee News Central
