The controversial congestion pricing plan from the MTA is now in effect, meaning it will cost more to enter midtown and lower Manhattan. But how much more? That depends on the time of day, and whether it's a weekday or weekend.

Despite an appeal by New Jersey, congestion pricing and Port Authority toll increases start Sunday morning. This is how much a drive to NYC will cost you.

New York’s new toll for drivers entering the center of Manhattan is starting up after it withstood years of political wrangling, a last-minute pause and a flurry of legal challenges

New York City’s controversial congestion toll came into effect Sunday at midnight, taxing Midtown Manhattan drivers as much as $9 to make their way around the busiest part of the city. The congestion pricing system will charge drivers entering Manhattan below 60th street $9 during the peak hours of 5 a.

But if you’re visiting New York City as a tourist, do you also need to pay up? Will your rideshare from the airport be more expensive? Here’s how congestion pricing affects visitors coming to the Big Apple.

Congestion pricing has started in New York City after Gov. Kathy Hochul announced plans to reboot the controversial program. The plan started as scheduled on Sunday after a judge ruled in favor of New York in a case brought by New Jersey in an effort to delay it.

Connecticut drivers will be shelling out more money to commute into New York City. Congestion pricing going into affect Sunday. Drivers entering Manhattan below 60th street will pay $9 dollars to access Midtown Manhattan during peak hours.