VOICED : FILE: New York deal to limit horse drawn carriage rides

The video discusses the iconic horse-drawn carriages in New York's Central Park, highlighting their cultural significance and the threat posed by Mayor Bill de Blasio's proposal to replace them with electric cars. The initiative, backed by NY Class, raises concerns about horse safety and working conditions in traffic. The video also covers the stable conditions and legal care requirements for horses, emphasizing the need for veterinary checkups and vacations. The future of these carriages depends on City Council approval, as they remain a mobile landmark in Central Park.

What is the main reason Christina Hanson's job is at risk?

• Mayor Bill de Blasio wants to eliminate horse-drawn carriages.

• The carriages are not popular with tourists anymore.

• The horses are too old to work.

• There is a shortage of horses in New York City.

What does the organization NY Class propose as a replacement for horse-drawn carriages?

• Bicycles

• Double-decker buses

• Electric replicas of vintage cars

• Pedestrian tours

How much money did the lobbying group contribute to mayoral candidates?

• $750,000

• $2 million

• $1.3 million

• $500,000

What is one of the legal entitlements for carriage horses?

• Daily exercise

• Free housing

• Five weeks vacation

• Unlimited food supply

What is required for the mayor's proposal to take effect?

• Approval from the City Council

• A public referendum

• Support from the horse owners

• A new mayoral election