It’s been 100 days since congestion pricing went into effect.

On Thursday, a federal judge dismissed key arguments in four separate lawsuits brought against the toll program, however a Trump administration-mandated Sunday deadline to end the program remains.

But the MTA insists the cameras won’t be turned off.

Meanwhile, the administration this week turned its focus toward Penn Station — taking away the reconstruction project from the MTA.

Tiffany-Ann Taylor, the vice president for transportation at the Regional Plan Association, joined NY1’s Ayana Harry to discuss more.

Tap the video player above to watch the interview.