New York City agrees to ban horse carriages by 2028

Published 12h ago · Latest report 1h ago · Legislation

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New York City leaders have struck a deal to phase out horse-drawn carriages by June 2028.

New York City leaders have agreed on a plan to outlaw horse-drawn carriages across the city by June 2028. The city council is set to vote on the legislative deal on October 22. This decision targets a long-standing tourist tradition that has faced intense scrutiny and debate.

  • The vote dateThe city council will formally vote on the proposed legislative ban on October 22.
  • The timelineIf approved, operators will have until June 1, 2028, to phase out the carriages completely.
  • The leadershipThe agreement was reached through a joint accord between the mayor and the city council leader.

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The future of horse-drawn carriages in Central Park and surrounding streets has sparked intense debate for years between animal welfare advocates and carriage operators. Animal rights groups have long campaigned for a ban due to animal welfare concerns in heavy urban traffic, while drivers defend their livelihood.

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City leaders have agreed on a legislative plan to ban horse-drawn carriages in New York City, with an upcoming council vote.

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