New York City-area Republicans are calling on President Trump to kill the congestion-pricing plan in midtown Manhattan “once and for all” as a battle over the controversial program winds its way through court. Here’s what you need to know about the Manhattan congestion pricing battle:

The Republican letter campaign

GOP lawmakers rally behind Trump’s opposition:

The congestion pricing program

Manhattan toll system launched after delays:

Trump’s opposition stance

President celebrated program’s apparent death:

The court battle

New York officials challenged federal intervention:

The judge’s ruling

Federal court sided with New York officials:

City officials’ claims

New York says program working as intended:

Legal expert assessment

Columbia professor tracks court challenges:

Republican subway safety concerns

GOP lawmakers cite transit system dangers:

Duffy’s specific objections

Transportation Secretary targeted toll structure:

The letter signatories

Seven House Republicans supported Trump position:

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• New York, New Jersey Republicans urge Trump to finish off Manhattan congestion pricing

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