BUSINESSJun 3 · 04:01 UTCAMNYEthan Stark-Miller

FIRST ON amNY: NYC DOT expands pilot program to reduce delivery truck miles traveled in city

The NYC Department of Transportation is expanding its micro hubs pilot program, adding two new Manhattan locations to reduce delivery truck miles by transferring cargo to eco-friendly vehicles. The program aims to cut pollution and traffic congestion, with data showing over 3,000 truck trips replaced and significant emissions reductions since its 2025 launch.

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