Episode

Urban Congestion Pricing and Its Impact on Public Health

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Cornell Keynotes
Published
May 1, 2026
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2130
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Summary

Is congestion pricing actually working? Cornell researchers conducted the first causal evaluation of NYC's congestion pricing program launched in January 2025. They observed substantial pollution reductions within Manhattan's toll zone and spillover benefits citywide, offering crucial insights for other U.S. cities considering similar policies to improve air quality and address environmental inequities.