New York City is set to phase out its century-old horse-drawn carriage industry after lawmakers prepare to advance legislation targeting the traditional tourist attraction. The proposal would effectively end an operation that has long been a staple of the city’s streets, blending history with modern urban life. Critics argue the practice raises animal welfare concerns, while supporters highlight its cultural significance. The decision comes amid broader discussions about balancing tradition with evolving public policy.
New York City is moving toward a ban on the more-than-150-year-old horse-drawn carriage industry, with local lawmakers poised to approve a proposal to wind down the iconic, old-timey attraction ...
