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Apr 12, 2025, 3:30 PM

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We are one week away from the extended deadline for New York to turn off congestion pricing cameras. Last month, the Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy extended the deadline to end congestion pricing by 30 days. That deadline is April 20. But this week, reports started swirling that the cameras could stay on until sometime in the fall.

Bergen County Executive Jim Tedesco joins Eric Landskroner to discuss all the latest developments.

And it was a week of tariff turmoil on Wall Street. Wednesday saw a major bounce back after President Donald Trump paused tariff hikes on most countries for 90 days – excluding China. On Thursday, the markets plunged again.

Laura Perrotta, president of the New Jersey Coalition of Automotive Retailers, joined the show to discuss sticker shock for those in the market for a new car.