A legislative proposal in New York City seeks to transition traditional horse-drawn carriages to modern electric-powered versions. This move prioritizes animal welfare while preserving the livelihood of drivers through modern technology. The transition offers a sustainable, humane alternative that keeps the charm of Central Park alive, ensuring a safer environment for both the horses and city residents.
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