A familiar and historic sight is set to disappear permanently from the streets of Manhattan. New York City has officially decided to ban horse-drawn carriages in Central Park starting in June 2028. This brings an end to a tradition spanning over 160 years that was as deeply woven into the city's identity as the Empire State Building. While the decision marks the culmination of a long-standing debate over animal welfare and public safety, it has left carriage drivers facing a deeply uncertain future.
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