A fatal incident involving a horse-drawn carriage in Central Park has prompted New York officials to propose a ban on the long-standing tourist attraction. The move follows growing concerns over safety after the recent accident, which has reignited debates over the regulation of horse-drawn vehicles in urban areas. Advocates argue stricter measures are needed to prevent further harm, while industry representatives may push back against the proposed restrictions. The decision could reshape a centuries-old tradition in one of the city’s most iconic parks.
New York to Ban Central Park's Horse-Drawn Carriages After Teen's Death WKTV
