A horse-drawn carriage crash in New York City's Central Park has left a driver injured and reignited a long-standing debate over the safety of horse-drawn carriages in the city. The accident, which occurred on a busy park road, has sparked renewed calls for the repeal of Ryder's Law, a 2007 ordinance that allows horse-drawn carriages to operate in the city. Critics argue that the law puts both humans and animals at risk, citing a lack of regulation and oversight. As the city continues to grapple with the issue, many are questioning whether the scenic horse-drawn carriage rides are worth the risks involved.
Horse carriage overturns in Central Park, injuring driver and renewing Ryder's Law debate CBS News
