New York City bans horse-drawn carriages after 160 years, citing animal welfare

New York City has enacted a ban on horse-drawn carriages, ending a 160-year tradition. The decision follows years of advocacy by animal rights groups and reflects shifting cultural attitudes. The ban's economic impact on carriage operators and the city's tourism sector remains uncertain, as does the timeline for implementation.

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