Congestion toll critic Marc Molinaro in line to become Trump's US transit chief could spell trouble for the MTA
Briefly

Former Rep. Marc Molinaro may be appointed to lead the Federal Transit Administration, a role that could influence the future of Manhattan's congestive toll policy. As an adversary of Governor Hochul's $9 toll plan for entering Midtown, Molinaro's leadership could lead to potential changes in the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's operations. His previous comments highlight a desire for government transparency and efficiency and reflect a strong stance against perceived exploitation of taxpayers through tolls. This appointment aligns with Trump's broader discontent regarding congestion pricing policies in New York City.
"There is a clear path to undoing the State's cash grab. The MTA is in desperate need of reform, transparency & accountability. Hardworking NYers & New Jerseyans aren't an ATM for this bloated bureaucracy."
"Having a New Yorker at the helm is critical to hold the MTA accountable and kill congestion pricing, while ensuring it receives the federal transit resources it needs."
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