New York City lawmakers are re-examining a long-standing ban on horse-drawn carriages in the city, following a tragic accident that left one person dead. The incident has reignited the debate over the safety and welfare of both humans and horses involved in the carriage industry. The ban, which was implemented in 2020, was a major victory for animal rights activists who argued that the horse-drawn carriages posed a significant risk to both people and animals. As lawmakers weigh the pros and cons of reinstating the ban, the city's residents and workers in the industry are holding their breath, waiting to see what the future holds for the iconic horse-drawn carriages that have been a staple of the city's streets for centuries.
Lawmakers revisit horse carriage ban after death Spectrum News NY1
