New York City’s beloved horse-drawn carriages, a staple of its streets for generations, are set to end their final rides as part of a phase-out plan. The decision follows ongoing debates over animal welfare, safety concerns, and shifting tourism trends in the city. Authorities have cited the need for modern alternatives while acknowledging the cultural significance of the tradition. Riders and advocates continue to weigh the historical charm against evolving public expectations.
New York City’s iconic horse-drawn carriages expected to take their last trot Channel 3000
