New York City may be saying goodbye to its iconic horse-drawn carriages. A proposed bill to phase out the industry has gained significant support from a majority of City Council members, sparking a heated debate about the future of the city's tourism industry. The bill, which aims to replace horse carriages with electric vehicles, has been met with both enthusiasm and opposition from locals and business owners. As the city grapples with the issue, concerns about animal welfare, public safety, and the economic impact on small businesses are at the forefront of the discussion.
Bill to phase out horse carriage industry backed by majority of City Council members Spectrum News NY1
