A landmark decision by New York City Council has approved a ban on horse-drawn carriages, marking a shift in how the city regulates traditional tourist attractions. The move has sparked concerns among drivers, who warn the policy could disrupt their long-standing livelihoods and cultural heritage tied to the industry. Supporters argue the ban addresses animal welfare and public safety concerns, while opponents highlight the economic impact on workers who rely on the trade. The debate underscores broader tensions between preserving tradition and adapting to modern regulations.
New York City Council passes ban on horse-drawn carriages, drivers fear for their livelihoods WKYC
