By the end of 2020, New York City will begin charging cars and trucks to circulate in the busiest area of Manhattan. The reasons for the charge are to improve traffic and air quality and to raise funds to invest in the public transportation network, especially the subway.

The toll fees are not yet defined, but it is speculated that they will be around US$12 per day for passenger cars and US$25 (R$97) for heavy vehicles. Exemptions or discounts for area residents and in special situations, such as medical appointments and access to hospitals, are being discussed.

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