Despite a federal deadline set by the Trump administration to end the congestion pricing program, New York City officials, including Governor Hochul and the Adams administration, have declared that the tolls will remain in effect. A federal judge recently dismissed arguments against the program, highlighting its success in reducing traffic by approximately 82,000 vehicles per day as well as improving subway ridership. Local officials and transportation advocates continue to challenge federal opposition, with plans for potential legal battles ahead. Manhattan drivers are still faced with the $9 toll, and the program has reportedly dropped delays at the Holland Tunnel by 65%. Stadt Island officials and other opponents are vowing to fight against the congestion tolling initiative as New York City ignores the imposed deadlines.