End of a popular New York attraction

New York City has approved a ban on horse-drawn carriages starting June 2028, supported by 40 out of 51 council members. This decision follows a tragic incident where an 18-year-old tourist died after a carriage accident. The new law, dubbed "Romancha's Law," mandates a transition plan for carriage drivers and prohibits the slaughter of the horses. While some view the ban as a victory for animal rights, others, including former President Trump, lament the loss of a historic tradition. The debate continues over the treatment of horses and the safety of alternative transportation methods in the city.