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Trump extends deadline for New York to end congestion toll for Manhattan drivers

NEW YORK — The Trump administration has pushed back a for New York to end its new on most drivers entering Manhattan.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy on Thursday said he was giving the state an additional 30 days as “discussions continue” on the Republican administration’s demand.

But he also lashed out at New York officials, who have said for weeks they did not intend to comply with the deadline as they have filed a lawsuit challenging the toll’s federal approval last month.

“Your refusal to end cordon pricing and your open disrespect towards the federal government is unacceptable,” Duffy wrote in a on X, formerly Twitter. “Know that the billions of dollars the federal government sends to New York are not a blank check. Continued noncompliance will not be taken lightly.”

Spokespersons for Duffy didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment Thursday.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul’s office shrugged off the announcement.

“We’ve seen Secretary Duffy’s tweet, which doesn’t change what Governor Hochul has been saying all along: the cameras are staying on,” spokesperson Avi Small said in a statement, referring to the system of traffic cameras used to assess the tolls to drivers in the congestion zone.

The fee started Jan. 5 and comes on top of tolls drivers already pay to cross