Revised ‘Medallion Relief Program’ unveiled; NYC taxi drivers receive $225M in debt relief
The program provided over a thousand taxi drivers with $225 million in debt relief.
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Sep 30, 2022, 9:33 PM
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14h agoMayor Eric Adams on Friday announced the revised Medallion Relief Program for New York City taxi drivers.
The program provided over a thousand taxi drivers with $225 million in debt relief.
The revised plan was a collaboration between Marblegate Asset Management and the New York Taxi Workers Alliance.
"Our New York City taxi drivers are iconic,” said Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. “They are a huge integral part of our city, but they are an icon of the United States."
