The M.T.A. Wants Marathon Runners to Pay Bridge Tolls, Too
Briefly

The M.T.A. has quietly demanded roughly $750,000 a year from the organization that runs the marathon, to make up for the toll revenue that the authority loses when it closes the Verrazzano - North America's longest suspension bridge - to vehicular traffic.
The authority initially threatened to restrict runners to the bridge's shadowy lower deck during the 26.2-mile race in November. But in recent weeks, the M.T.A. slightly relented and said the race could use the upper level if the Road Runners preferred it to the lower level.
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