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MIT researchers created a system that maps car pollution down to individual streets and hours using existing traffic cameras and phone data. New York City's congestion pricing just proved it works, showing emissions dropped up to 22 percent.
A federal judge ruled that New York City's groundbreaking congestion pricing program can continue, protecting cleaner air and transit funding for millions. Since launch, the program has cut harmful air pollution by 22 percent in Manhattan's busiest areas.
New York City's groundbreaking congestion pricing program slashed air pollution by 22% in just six months while reducing traffic deaths to record lows. Despite clear wins for public health and safety, the program now faces legal threats that could end it before researchers can measure its long-term impact.