Will congestion pricing in NYC end before 2027?

Kalshi Politics › States & cities Closes Jan 1, 2027 · $38 traded · $17 at stake · prices read 2 h ago

The odds

3%chance

How the odds have moved

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Every outcome

Outcome	Chance	Day	Bid	Ask	Pays	Contracts
Yes	3%		1¢	6¢	$17.24	1.1K

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The news

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About this market

VenueKalshi

Settles onThe New York Times, City of New York, Governor of New York

Trading closesJan 1, 2027 10:00 AM ET

Traded$38 (1,121 contracts)

This week$38

At stake$17

Followed here sinceOct 19, 2026

The rules

If New York City’s congestion relief fee (the “Central Business District Tolling Program”) has ended, or its fee has been set to $0, after Issuance and before Jan 1, 2027, then the market resolves to Yes.

The full rules are on the market's page at Kalshi.

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