Central Park’s traditional horse-drawn carriage drivers are raising concerns over a proposed ban, warning that the move could eliminate their long-standing source of income. The industry has long been a staple of tourist experiences in the park, offering scenic rides that attract visitors. Advocates argue the ban stems from animal welfare and environmental concerns, while drivers fear the decision could leave them without viable alternatives. The debate highlights tensions between preserving cultural traditions and addressing ethical and regulatory pressures.
Facing a Ban on Horse-Drawn Carriages, Central Park's Drivers Fear for Their Livelihoods U.S. News & World Report
