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Carriage drivers, union leaders oppose NYC plan to eliminate industry by mid-2028

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Carriage drivers, union leaders oppose NYC plan to eliminate industry by mid-2028

Horse-drawn carriage drivers, business owners, and union leaders gathered near Central Park on Friday to push back against plans to phase out New York City's horse carriage industry.

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