New York City has approved legislation to phase out horse-drawn carriages, a tradition in Central Park that has drawn both tourism and controversy. Drivers operating the carriages express concerns over their livelihoods as the ban takes effect, raising questions about alternative employment and the cultural shift in the city’s iconic park. The move follows long-standing debates over animal welfare and modern transportation alternatives. Supporters argue the change aligns with broader efforts to reduce animal use in urban settings.
NYC passes bill to ban horse-drawn carriages, Central Park’s drivers fear for their future NBC News
