Thank you to our speakers & all who joined today’s Climate Week panel with Three Cairns Group on the success of congestion pricing. Congestion relief is a reminder that change can take time, but with support from leaders across government, business, advocacy and more—it’s worth the wait.

Honking is down 69% thanks to congestion relief? Haha, nice.

Talking fast, walking faster … it's the New York way! Congestion relief is making sure we’re commuting faster too.

🚗 traffic is down 🎭 traffic is up Broadway is stronger thanks to congestion relief!

Congestion relief: a win for wheels 🛞and heels 👟

Faster commutes. Smarter service. Better infrastructure. Congestion relief is for Long Islanders.

America’s cities are facing similar challenges when it comes to funding transit. New York has a clear solution: congestion relief. www.forbes.com/sites/regina...

Can confirm: bus service in the congestion relief zone is faster and more reliable since the program was implemented ✅ www.crainsnewyork.com/transportati...

🚨Good Data Alert🚨 17.6 million fewer vehicles have entered Manhattan since the city launched the congestion relief program in January! That means safer, quieter streets and faster commutes for everyone. www.reuters.com/world/us/new...

The only jams New Yorkers should sit through are at Madison Square Garden. 🎶

It’s simple: fewer cars = safer streets for you and your family.

New York may be the city that never sleeps, but that doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy a little peace and quiet on the walk home!

A New Yorker walking past a tourist? Fast.🚶 A trip in the congestion relief zone? Faster. 🚗

When traffic slows, so does New York. Congestion relief keeps our city moving forward, all while making long overdue investments in the public transit that working New Yorkers rely on.

If you can make it in New York, you can make it anywhere. And thanks to congestion relief, you can make it here a lot faster. Happy Friday!

Congestion relief doesn’t just get you to work faster—it gets first responders to emergencies faster, too.

Faster commutes. Safer streets. Cleaner air. America’s first-ever congestion relief program is making NYC better for everyone who lives and visits here.

Less traffic = more learning. Kids are reaping the benefits of congestion relief (even if they might not like it).

🙋 @planetizen.bsky.social www.planetizen.com/news/2025/08...

🏗️ cred: NYC’s nation-leading congestion relief program. The Second Avenue Subway extension in East Harlem is a huge win funded by the Congestion Relief Program, which will keep making long overdue investments in public transit. Congestion relief is delivering RESULTS for everyday New Yorkers.

Congestion relief is making our days a little sweeter. Waiting in line to get through the Queens-Midtown Tunnel or over the Verrazzano Bridge? 🚫 Waiting in line for your favorite pastry? ✅

Congestion relief in NYC means your bus ride is less “stop” and more “go”.

DYK? Traffic is down and business is up.

Gridlock is so 2024 🚗

New Yorkers are fast walkers – it’s only natural that our transit keeps up! 🚌💨Thanks to congestion relief, buses are moving like never before.

New Yorkers were told congestion relief would be a disaster. Seven months in, the data says otherwise. Traffic is down, commutes are faster, and quality of life is better. @newsday.bsky.social breaks it down: congestion relief is working – for Long Island and the city.

Pollutants 📉 Quality of life 📈 Despite early predictions, Staten Island and the South Bronx are seeing lower PM2.5 levels, thanks to fewer cars on the road and targeted mitigation efforts.

🚆📈 Public transit is thriving in NYC: LIRR just shattered its post-pandemic ridership record twice in one week, and subway ridership topped 4 million riders for 3 days in a row. With help from congestion relief, fast and reliable service is bringing New Yorkers back on board.

Less traffic = less noise = less stress. Congestion relief is making Manhattan a better, more livable place.

Big city + cars ≠ gridlock, all thanks to congestion relief. Renae Reynolds from @tstc.bsky.social illustrates how it happened: a diverse coalition of leaders in labor, policy, transportation, and public health. Read more from @evergreenaction.bsky.social: evergreenaction.com/blog/from-gr...

🚨Good data alert! 🚨 According to a new report released by the city Department of Health, air quality has improved or remained steady across the five boroughs since congestion relief launched in January. nyc.streetsblog.org/2025/07/07/n...

Spoiler alert: the results are really, really good. www.smartcitiesdive.com/news/new-yor...

“Six months in, the resounding success of New York City’s congestion pricing provides a blueprint for advancing social and environmental policies nationwide.” Congestion relief is working and the country is watching. Read more in @AtmosMag atmos.earth/manhattans-9...

The Congestion Relief Program isn’t just transforming Manhattan from 60th street and below. It’s changing our entire city for the better. Just take it from Roger, a Queens parent who almost moved his family out of NYC if not for the safer streets this program has delivered.

This week, NYC saw some of its heaviest rainfall in years. With climate change intensifying, we need infrastructure that keeps NYers safe and the city moving. That’s why we need congestion relief - to fund critical projects that make our commutes reliable and our city resilient.

So are we, Kenneth. So are we. Have something good to say about how congestion relief is making your community better, faster, or safer? Check the link in our bio to let us know!

Big changes are coming to East Harlem with the long-promised Second Ave Subway extension – made possible in part by funds from congestion relief. A generational investment in transit access, safety, and community infrastructure. 📍via @gothamist.com: gothamist.com/news/east-ha...

New York City’s congestion relief program is a case study in government getting big things done—AND it’s showing other cities how to do the same. @justinbackalbalik.bsky.social with @evergreenaction.bsky.social is reminding Washington they should take note ⤵️ thehill.com/opinion/5396...

HUGE shoutout to @rpa.org’s Tiffany-Ann Taylor, a fearless champion for the Congestion Relief Program, who was just named to @cityandstateny.bsky.social’s Trailblazers in Transportation list! Congestion relief is leading the way 💪🚆 www.cityandstateny.com/power-lists/...

Congestion 📉 Pollution 📉 Accidents 📉 NYC is leading the world with its congestion relief program. www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...

New trains, who dis? @alstom.bsky.social just announced it will be building 316 new rail cars for LIRR and Metro-North, replacing the oldest in service with reliable rides. Thanks to congestion relief, NYC is finally getting the funds needed to modernize its transit systems.

Today marks six months of successful congestion relief—and counting! That means six months of less traffic, cleaner air, and better public transportation as we lead the nation in designing better, more livable cities.

Heatwaves like this one aren’t going away. In NYC, reliable public transit is essential to keep people moving, especially when walking or biking in extreme heat isn't an option. Thanks to congestion relief, transit upgrades can happen so New Yorkers can safely get where they need to go.

The facts are clear: the congestion relief program works. Big thanks to @rpa.org for breaking down the data and showing just how effective it really is.

How would we describe NYC's last few months? Gloom and vroom! 🚗💨 It may rain every weekend, but at least our streets are finally moving – all thanks to congestion relief!

This week, coalition leaders were at the court to celebrate another victory in Trump's ongoing attacks against the congestion relief program. This pretty much sums up the feeling:

Another day, another victory. Our full statement on the Trump’s Administration’s most recent failed attempt to kill a program that’s working for New Yorkers.

Today, a federal judge heard arguments from both the MTA and the DOJ regarding the Trump Admin's bogus congestion relief lawsuit. We were in the room, and let's just say it was not a good day for @SecDuffy's lawyers... New Yorkers won't back down from Washington's attacks.

Another day, another made-up deadline passes from Secretary Duffy, who would rather argue and play games than support a proven program to invest in working New Yorkers. Congestion relief is alive and well. Bring it on, Washington.

🗣️ Hey! You! 🫵 Yeah, you! 🤫Come here, I have a secret to tell you. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Traffic is down and business is up (thanks to congestion relief).