New York City has taken a decisive step to phase out horse-drawn carriages, with the City Council approving a ban that will prohibit their use on streets and in Central Park starting next year. The move marks the end of a long-standing tradition in the city, as officials cite concerns over animal welfare and public safety. Supporters argue the ban reflects modern standards, while critics may question the cultural and economic impact on those dependent on the practice. The legislation now awaits final approval before becoming law.
By Maria Tsvetkova NEW YORK, Oct 22 (Reuters) - The New York City Council voted on Thursday to ban horse-drawn carriages from city streets and Central Park beginning in June 2028, ending a historic ...
