The MTA board is expected to vote on Gov. Kathy Hochul's revamped New York City congestion pricing plan today.

The good news for Jersey drivers is that if congestion pricing is approved, it will be $6 cheaper than officials planned for it to be earlier this year. But that comes with tradeoffs, such as a lower credit for tunnel tolls and “phased approach” that will inch tolls back up to the original $15 mark by 2031.

By 2031, the congestion pricing toll will be the same as what was initially planned for the controversial program, according to a report.