New York City to Implement Congestion Pricing on Major Bridges and Tunnels A major change is coming to New York City's traffic infrastructure as the city prepares to roll out congestion pricing on several major bridges and tunnels. The new system, aimed at reducing traffic congestion and decreasing air pollution, will charge drivers a fee to enter certain areas of Manhattan during peak hours. The plan has been in the works for several years and is expected to generate significant revenue for the city, which will be used to improve public transportation and promote more sustainable travel options. As the city gears up to implement this new system, residents and commuters are left wondering how it will impact their daily commutes and what the future holds for traffic in the Big Apple.