New Jersey will get some money from the MTA's controversial congestion pricing plan for Manhattan.
MTA officials announced that New Jersey's share of congestion pricing funds would be allocated based on the rise in traffic once congestion pricing takes effect. Communities impacted are in likely in Bergen and Hudson counties. Bergen County Executive Jim Tedesco's has been fighting the plan. His reaction to New Jersey getting some of the money.
"I am pleased they have recognized there's going to be impacts here but at the the end of the day, this is still something that I don't believe is in the best interest of the city of New York and New Jersey."
New Jersey and others are suing to try and stop the congestion toll that's slated to start in about two months.