A long-standing debate over the use of horse-drawn carriages in Central Park is nearing resolution, as lawmakers indicate strong support for a bill that would ban the practice. Advocates argue the measure aims to address animal welfare concerns and modernize tourism standards in one of the city’s most iconic public spaces. The proposal has drawn attention from both animal rights groups and industry representatives, who have weighed in on its potential impacts. With key legislative backing, the bill appears poised for passage, setting the stage for significant changes to the park’s historic tradition.
Central Park Carriage Horse Ban Bill to Pass Say Menin, Mamdani WestSideSpirit.com
