After generations, New York’s horse-drawn carriages face ban

The New York City Council has voted to end the horse-drawn carriage industry by June 2028. This decision follows generations of operation in the city. While the carriages remain popular among tourists, the industry has faced consistent opposition from animal rights groups. The legislative move ensures a definitive timeline for the cessation of these services, marking a significant shift in New York's urban transport and tourism landscape as the city moves toward the 2028 deadline.