New York Leaders Push to Ban Horse-Drawn Carriages After Teen Tourist's Death

New York City Mayor and other leaders are advocating for a ban on horse-drawn carriage rides following the death of an Indian teen tourist. The incident has reignited calls to end the 150-year-old tradition.

19 Jun, 07:59 — 19 Jun, 07:59

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How Indian teen tourist's death may lead to ban on New York's 150-year old horse-drawn carriages

The proposed legislation, known as Ryder's Law, seeks to gradually phase out New York City's horse-drawn carriage industry.

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How Indian teen tourist's death may lead to ban on New York's 150-year old horse-drawn carriages

New York mayor, other leaders push to ban horse-drawn carriage rides after teen tourist’s death

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