In a major blow to the city's horse-drawn carriage industry, City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams, not Menin, has announced her support for Romanch's Law, a bill that would ban horse carriages from operating in Central Park and other city streets. The proposal, which is set to be discussed in a City Council hearing, aims to put an end to the long-standing controversy surrounding the industry, with many arguing that the horses are subjected to harsh conditions and mistreatment. As the City Council Speaker's backing lends significant weight to the bill's chances of passage, advocates for Romanch's Law are optimistic that the era of horse-drawn carriages in New York City may soon come to an end. With the hearing on the horizon, the fate of the industry hangs in the balance, leaving many to wonder what the future holds for the iconic but contentious carriages.
‘Neigh!’ to Central Park horse carriages: City Council Speaker Menin backs Romanch’s Law to ban controversial industry ahead of hearing amNewYork
