A free bus service is available in Newburgh and Middletown Area Transit services for the rest of the year.
Orange County Executive Steve Neuhaus announced the initiative on Friday. He says the hope is to increase accessibility and affordability of public transportation.
The change covers fixed-route and American Disabilities Act (ADA) paratransit services in Newburgh and Middletown.
Leaders say more than 200,000 riders stand to benefit from this initiative.
President Donald Trump vowed on social media last year to "terminate" congestion pricing during his first week in office.
The Federal Highway Administration issued its approval for the plan this past November, when President Joe Biden was still in office.
Drivers can use E-ZPass tags to receive tolling discounts and more.
The $115 million project aims to enhance safety and resiliency along the route for those traveling through the town of Mamaroneck.
Drivers will begin paying a fare to enter Manhattan south of 60th Street starting June 30.
The plan is expected to raise $15 billion for the MTA’s capital budget.
