Central Park's iconic horse-drawn carriage rides have made a long-awaited return, just months after a tragic incident left a tourist dead. The decision to resume operations comes following a thorough review of safety protocols and regulations, aimed at preventing similar accidents in the future. The fatal incident, which occurred in January, raised concerns about the safety of horse carriage rides in the park and led to a temporary halt in services. With new measures in place, including enhanced driver training and increased horse welfare checks, the city is hoping to strike a balance between preserving a beloved tourist attraction and ensuring public safety.
Horse carriage rides resume in Central Park following fatal tourist incident ABC7 New York
