The New York government is preparing to approve a ban on the use of horse-drawn carriages in the city. In this context, former U.S. President Donald Trump has expressed regret and pointed to the popularity of this mode of transport in New York.
City Council Voting Date
The New York City Council is scheduled to vote on this decision today (Thursday). According to plans, this ban will come into effect in 2028. In a conversation with reporters, Trump expressed sadness about the removal of these carriages, stating that they are part of New York's culture and history.
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Popularity of Horse-Drawn Carriages
Horse-drawn carriages are recognized as a tourist attraction in New York, and many tourists use these vehicles for a romantic ride and to see beautiful sights. Trump said, "Seeing these beloved and popular vehicles on the streets of downtown New York is truly sad." These remarks reflect Trump's concern about the cultural and economic impacts of banning this mode of transport.
According to Trump, the ban on horse-drawn carriages could have negative effects on the tourism industry in New York. He added that this mode of transport not only contributes to the city's appeal but also serves as a source of income for many people working in this industry.
The New York City Council's decision to ban horse-drawn carriages has been made due to concerns regarding animal rights and safety on the streets. Supporters of this decision believe that this action will benefit animal welfare and reduce accidents on the streets. However, opponents, including Trump, believe that this decision amounts to erasing a part of New York's history and culture.
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