New York plans to ban horse-drawn carriages in Central Park starting in 2028
A ban on horse-drawn carriages in Central Park will begin in June 2028. The move follows a deal between Mr. Mamdani and Council Speaker Julie Menin. The proposal aims to end carriage rides by 2028. Romanch Mahajan died after jumping from a runaway carriage.
- The ban on horse-drawn carriages in Central Park will begin in June 2028, with Council Speaker Julie Menin and Mr. Mamdani agreeing on legislation to end the rides.
- New York is moving to end horse-drawn carriage rides, with a proposal aiming to eliminate them by 2028.
- Romanch Mahajan died after jumping from a runaway horse carriage in Central Park.
- Workers in the carriage sector oppose the ban, saying it threatens their main income.
- The City Council is expected to approve a bill next week that would end carriage rides by 2028.
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